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Alibaba, JD, Baidu shares fall. Why new data is raising concerns about China's economy.
Alibaba GroupBABA stock fell Monday after new data indicated the Chinese economic recovery weakened last month. U.S.-listed shares of China internet giants JD.comJD and BaiduBIDU also retreated.
BEIJING — In less than a year, Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has raised $12 billion through public offerings in Hong Kong and New York. The listings involved JD's subsidiaries and its own secondary ...
U.S.-listed Chinese tech stocks slid Thursday morning. Beijing's cautious 2026 economic growth target rattled traders before the opening bell. China set its 2026 Gross Domestic Product growth target ...
The hit to the bottom line underscored the intense pressure JD.com has faced as it vies for market share in a competitive industry.
new video loaded: JD.com calls for probe into Alibaba ahead of Singles' Day China’s e-commerce number two, JD.com, has complained to the country’s antitrust regulator about rival Alibaba forbidding ...
China's bold policy changes and booming tech sectors are creating fresh momentum for U.S.-listed Chinese companies like Tencent Holdings, Bilibili and Baidu, as Beijing prepares for an economic ...
US-listed Chinese stocks traded lower on Monday, tracking declines in Hong Kong equities as thin holiday trading and weak China economic data weighed on investor sentiment. The declines mirrored ...
Alibaba's quick commerce push boosts engagement but weighs on margins, as logistics-heavy growth raises concerns about long-term profitability.
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