Alibaba Group would cut the number of partners the firm has and bind them to a three-year share sale ban if Hong Kong regulators accept a controversial management structure that is blocking its...
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- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 2:16am
Jack Ma
Jack Ma Yun, born in 1964, is a famous Chinese Internet entrepreneur and founder of Alibaba, Taobao and Alipay, three of China's leading e-commerce firms.
Alibaba Group’s founder, Jack Ma, took another stab at shaking up China’s banking industry as the country’s largest e-commerce firm sealed a strategic pact with mid-sized lender China Minsheng...
Alibaba Group may postpone its potential HK$100 billion listing plan to 2015 if the mainland's top e-commerce firm cannot get a deal done in Hong Kong this year.
Mainland internet giant Alibaba Group has missed its window to sell shares in a New York initial public offering this year and may have only a matter of weeks left before the same happens in Hong...
Your columnist was shocked to hear from sources at the highest level that Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has been lobbying on behalf of a potential listing candidate for special exemptions to...
News of the meeting, disclosed to the South China Morning Post on condition of anonymity by sources with first-hand knowledge of the talks, comes as sources close to Alibaba seek to portray Hong...
Opinion
For the founders of successful companies, going public with a stock exchange listing is often a deeply traumatic experience.
Mainland e-commerce giant Alibaba Group's latest proposal to cement founder Jack Ma Yun's control of management after a possible listing in the city might be more acceptable to objectors than a...
Hong Kong stock market regulators will not grant any special exemptions to ensure a local share listing for mainland e-commerce giant Alibaba Group, sources with direct knowledge of the...
E-commerce firm Alibaba Group is launching a foray into the mainland's information-technology services market by taking part in a "smart city" project in Zhejiang province.
Alibaba Group would have to sell stock at a steep discount to lure investors to buy into a New York listing that investment bankers say founder Jack Ma Yun is weighing in a bid to keep management...
Alibaba chairman Jack Ma’s manoeuvring to keep management control of the company he founded has derailed plans for a possible US$15 billion listing of the firm’s shares in Hong Kong this year.
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