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The stimulus boost Alibaba Group Holding stock and other Chinese shares enjoyed Monday is already fading fast.U.S.-listed Chinese companies were under pressure Tuesday after a strong start to the week

SHANGHAI, Nov 21 - Alibaba Group will integrate all of its e-commerce platforms into a single business unit to be called the Alibaba E-commerce Business Group, it said in a stock exchange filing on Thursday.It marks the first time the group's domestic Chinese e-commerce group and its international e-commerce platforms will be integrated.Alibaba shares turned positive in premarket trading.The new group brings together the Taobao and Tmall Group and the Alibaba International Digital Commerce Gro

JD.com: 24Q3 Revenue Hits 260.39 Billion Yuan, up from 247.7 Billion Yuan Last Year.JD.com shares dropped 2.8% in premarket trading.

The prospects of painful U.S. tariffs were weighing on Chinese stocks Tuesday, overshadowing the end of Singles Day -- China's version of Black Friday.Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closed 2.8% lower Tuesday while Chinese markets fell 1.4%, in a move Mizuho analysts attributed to U.S.-China tension heating up.Trump has chosen Republican Michael Waltz of Florida, a former Green Beret who has taken a tough line on China, to oversee foreign and national security policy in his upcoming administration, The Wall Street Journal reported. The President-elect is also reported to have nominated China Hawk, Florida senator, Marco Rubio to be secretary of state.Hong Kong-listed Alibaba said it saw a record number of active buyers this year. The retailer said that 589 brands including Apple, Nike and Haier surpassed 100 million yuan in gross merchandise volume, a measure of a platform's sales volume. It did not, however, reveal the total amount of sales over the period.Alibaba and JD.com stocks fell 3

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In this article, I will explore that question, ultimately concluding that JD is likely worth more than its current stock price suggests. China Macro Risks Before going any further, I should cover the risks that JD is ex

Data by YCharts Previous coverage In my last work on Alibaba in November I called the e-commerce platform a capital return play because of the declaration of a $0.125 per ordinary share ordinary dividend. The new stock buyback of $25B is another reason to invest in Alibaba, in my opinion, as is momentum in Alibaba's non-China e-commerce business. The e-commerce company continued to generate a ton of free cash flow in the December quarter as well and with a low P/E ratio, accelerated stock buybacks make sense. Recent insider purchases by Jack Ma and Joe Tsai are very noteworthy as well, especially in the context of a falling stock price after Alibaba's earnings. Alibaba's FQ3: investors overreact to slowing top line growth Alibaba missed Q3 expectations on the top line by $215M for the fourth quarter reported on February 7th while its adjusted EPS fell short $0.01 per share of the average prediction…

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Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc.'s stock soared 12% after hours Thursday on a surge in quarterly digital-advertising sales, and big beats on revenue and earnings.The company's board of directors also declared their first cash dividend of 50 cents a share, payable March 26.Meta reported fiscal fourth-quarter net income of $14.02 billion, or $5.33 a share, compared with net income of $4.65 billion, or $1.76 a share, in the same quarter a year earlier.Revenue expanded 25% to $40.11 billion from $32.2 billion in the year-ago quarter.A bounce-back in advertising, the continued monetization of Instagram and Reels, and AI-fueled ad-targeting and measurement contributed to the quarter's performance. Meta's exemplary performance comes two days after a similarly strong quarter from Google parent Alphabet Inc. ."We had a good quarter as our community and business continue to grow," Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said in a statement announcing the results. "We've made a lot of progress