Alibaba

Alibaba’s 'instant commerce' venture crosses 40 mn daily orders: All you need to know

The achievement is Alibaba's latest in China’s rapidly evolving "instant commerce" market-- where items ranging from groceries to electronics are delivered in as little as 1 hour

Alibaba to invest over $53 billion in AI over next 3 years in response to Trump's Stargate

Alibaba's cloud business has been seeing steady growth, with revenue climbing 13 per cent year-over-year to $4.35 billion in the last quarter. AI-related product revenue has surged for six consecutive quarters, recording triple-digit growth

How Alibaba came to dominate China's AI scene

Alibaba's surge has outpaced China’s other tech giants, including Tencent, Baidu, and JD.com, making Alibaba the best-performing Big Tech stock in China so far in 2025. The rally has been fuelled by optimism over its AI ambitions

Apple teams up with Alibaba to bring its AI services to Chinese users, awaiting govt approval

Apple and Alibaba have already submitted their jointly developed AI features for regulatory approval, and hope to integrate them into future iOS updates soon. If approved, this partnership could help Apple regain lost ground in China, where iPhone sales have been struggling since 2024

China is lagging by at least two years in AI race, claims Alibaba chairman Joe Tsai

China is lagging severely when it comes to AI, by at least two years against its western counterparts said Alibaba's chairman Joe Tsai. He went on to say that part of China's lag in the AI sector to the stringent US restrictions on exporting AI chips to China

China’s Big Tech firms like TenCent, Alibaba are buying up lots of properties following real estate crash

Some of the biggest tech companies in China are buying up a lot of land in mainland China, following the real estate crash in the country. These include Tencent, Alibaba and MiHoYo, the gaming studio that developed Genshin Impact

Vantage | What Jack Ma's big bet on Alibaba says about Beijing

The move not only reflects confidence in Alibaba but also serves as a testament to Jack Ma's enduring influence in the business world

No More Add to Cart: Why China’s Singles Day is losing its sheen

Singles' Day in China is the world's largest shopping occasion, peaking annually on 11 November. However, this year, experts predict a tepid response. This is largely because of the Communist nation's wobbly economy, more complicated terms, and less sincere discounts and promotions

Vantage | Why Israel has gone missing from China's maps

China's view of Israel is often coloured by its perceived alliance with America, which may explain why it is not seen as a friend of China

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba lands in spy probe in Belgium

The presence of Alibaba "still constitutes a point of attention" for the VSSE, it said, due to legislation which obligates Chinese companies to share data with Chinese authorities and intelligence services