Alibaba said in talks to buy stake in Tokopedia

Alibaba will buy 33 percent of Ant Financial, making it the first time the company will hold a stake in the owner of Alipay since founder Jack Ma controversially spun out the business in 2011.

Alibaba founder Jack Ma said on Monday (April 9) that he believes there is no impending "problem" of trade deficit between the U.S. and China.

Mitchell Kim, an analyst at Kim Eng Securities, talks about Alibaba Group, which reports results Thursday.

EMQQ founder Kevin Carter breaks down Alibaba's second-quarter results with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."

Joe Tsai, executive vice chairman and co-founder of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., comments on the e-commerce giant's Hollywood investment plans.

Joe Tsai, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. executive vice chairman and co-founder, discusses the trade tensions between the U.S. and China and the e-commerce giant's investments in Hollywood and U.S. sports.

Alibaba is closer to a share sale in Hong Kong. We learned that it’s picked two banks to lead the planed offer.

China’s two largest companies have lost a combined $140 billion in market value since the escalation of the trade war in May. As Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Ltd. report earnings this week back-to-back, they’ll try to show the punishment is overdone. Bloomberg's Selina Wang tells you what to watch out for when both of the companies report earnings.

Sunny Bangia, deputy portfolio manager at Antipodes Partners, talks about Asian and U.S. stocks, corporate earnings and his investment strategy. He speaks with Bloomberg's Paul Allen and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."

Alibaba confirms Hong Kong IPO

The purchase of SunArt is set to boost Alibaba's online grocery shopping business. It comes as the coronavirus has pushed more and more Chinese consumers to buy groceries online.

E-commerce giant Alibaba's robotic logistics network, inaugurated in 2018, with claims of being the China's largest robot intelligent warehouse, has some 1000 robots sorting delivery packages ahead of the annual Singles Day, the world's biggest shopping day. Singles' Day, also called "11.11" for the November 11 date, was originally set as an unofficial day for unmarried Chinese. But Alibaba -- which accounts for more than half of China's e-commerce -- commandeered it as a discount sales event akin to the late-November US "Black Friday", which "Singles' Day" now handily surpasses.