Alibaba
China's 'Singles Day' shopping spree in spotlight as spending flags
"Singles Day" -- launched by tech giant Alibaba in 2009 -- has ballooned into an annual blockbuster period for retail, with days of discounts luring customers to the country's online shopping platforms.
Alibaba to pay $433.5 million to settle shareholder lawsuit over monopoly claims
Alibaba denied wrongdoing, saying it entered the settlement to avoid the cost and disruption of further litigation
Alibaba boosts share buy back as revenues miss estimates
Alibaba's net income was 10.7 billion yuan ($1.51 billion), a decrease of 77 percent
Alibaba unveils Tongyi Qianwen, an AI model similar to GPT
It will first be integrated into DingTalk, Alibaba's workplace messaging app and can be used to summarise meeting notes, write emails and draft business proposals. It will also be added to Tmall Genie, Alibaba's voice assistant
Alibaba joins global chatbot race
The announcement comes days after Chinese search giant Baidu said it would complete testing of its AI chatbot in March.
Daraz Group to reduce 11% of workforce
Daraz Bangladesh will also lay off dozens of employees as part of the plan of its mother organisation, Daraz Group
Alibaba keeps Singles Day sales tally under wraps for first time
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has not released full sales figures for its annual Singles Day event for the first time ever, as a cooling economy dampened demand.
BYTES / It's official: Alibaba's Daraz finally enters the food delivery market of Bangladesh
Alibaba, the global e-commerce giant, officially enters the Bangladeshi food delivery scene through the acquisition of Hungry Naki in its locally invested venture, Daraz. The confirmation comes after both the parties entered negotiation in early December last year.
New era at Alibaba as Jack Ma rides into the sunset
Jack Ma steps aside as leader of the Alibaba Group, ending a spectacularly successful 20-year run during which the charismatic former English teacher's e-commerce company left a profound impact on China's economy.
China's 'Singles Day' shopping spree in spotlight as spending flags
"Singles Day" -- launched by tech giant Alibaba in 2009 -- has ballooned into an annual blockbuster period for retail, with days of discounts luring customers to the country's online shopping platforms.
Alibaba to pay $433.5 million to settle shareholder lawsuit over monopoly claims
Alibaba denied wrongdoing, saying it entered the settlement to avoid the cost and disruption of further litigation
Alibaba boosts share buy back as revenues miss estimates
Alibaba's net income was 10.7 billion yuan ($1.51 billion), a decrease of 77 percent
Alibaba unveils Tongyi Qianwen, an AI model similar to GPT
It will first be integrated into DingTalk, Alibaba's workplace messaging app and can be used to summarise meeting notes, write emails and draft business proposals. It will also be added to Tmall Genie, Alibaba's voice assistant
Alibaba joins global chatbot race
The announcement comes days after Chinese search giant Baidu said it would complete testing of its AI chatbot in March.
Daraz Group to reduce 11% of workforce
Daraz Bangladesh will also lay off dozens of employees as part of the plan of its mother organisation, Daraz Group
Alibaba keeps Singles Day sales tally under wraps for first time
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has not released full sales figures for its annual Singles Day event for the first time ever, as a cooling economy dampened demand.
It's official: Alibaba's Daraz finally enters the food delivery market of Bangladesh
Alibaba, the global e-commerce giant, officially enters the Bangladeshi food delivery scene through the acquisition of Hungry Naki in its locally invested venture, Daraz. The confirmation comes after both the parties entered negotiation in early December last year.
New era at Alibaba as Jack Ma rides into the sunset
Jack Ma steps aside as leader of the Alibaba Group, ending a spectacularly successful 20-year run during which the charismatic former English teacher's e-commerce company left a profound impact on China's economy.
Alibaba slams US treatment of Huawei
A senior Alibaba executive slams the United States’ treatment of China’s Huawei Technologies as “extremely unfair”, saying measures by the country to curb the firm’s access to their markets was “very politically motivated”.