On July 6, Alibaba rose 3.17% overnight, trading at $98.64/share, with turnover of $19.25 million. The rally was driven by a series of intensive AI strategic moves and broader tech sector recovery.
On the news front, Alibaba internally announced a full ban on Anthropic's Claude series products effective July 10, after Claude Code was found to contain a covert detection mechanism that collected domain data from Chinese enterprises, posing backdoor security risks. The company recommended its self-developed Qoder platform as a replacement. Additionally, Alibaba established the Token Hub business group in the first half of the year, led directly by CEO Wu Yongming, with a mission spanning foundational model R&D through enterprise and consumer applications. The company also launched Qoder Enterprise Edition and consolidated three AI agent products — QoderWork, Wukong, and MuleRun — into a unified enterprise productivity platform.
The move coincided with a broader rebound in Hong Kong-listed tech stocks, with Bilibili and Tencent each gaining over 3%, providing additional sector tailwinds as Chinese AI companies attracted renewed investor interest amid a global large-model landscape reshuffling.
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