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Post Covid-19 cold war world will be a tough place for Jack Ma's Ant Group

China sales account for about 95% of Ant's revenue. Yet overseas expansion is destined to become more important to the company

Alibaba puts India investment plan on hold amid China tensions: Report

Alibaba, which has fuelled the growth of several Indian start-ups, will not put in fresh funds to expand its investments in the country for at least six months, the sources said

Ant's mega IPO set to turn early investors, employees into billionaires

Ant Chairman Eric Jing's fortune will swell to $2.9 billion, and another 17 current and former Alibaba and Ant executives will join the ranks of billionaires

Alibaba's Ant Group files for blockbuster Hong Kong, Shanghai dual listing

Ant's initial public offering would be the first simultaneous listing in Hong Kong and the year-old STAR Market

Ant Group files for HK-Shanghai IPO; first-half profit rises 1,000%

Ant's Alipay service processed $17 trillion in transactions

Jack Ma's Ant Group files for Hong Kong, Shanghai dual listing

nt will have an elephant-sized coming out party: With one swoop, the dual listing will invigorate Shanghai's technology-focused Star board and provide some welcome market buzz for Hong Kong

Taiwan tells Alibaba's e-commerce site Taobao site to re-register or leave

The commission was also concerned about information security as user data was sent back to China

Alibaba Group's growth is not a recovery for investors to celebrate

Investors who want to cheer a recovery for China's largest e-commerce company should keep in mind what it is they're celebrating

Indian bank stocks among most-tracked globally, Alibaba tops list

Private sector lenders Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, IndusInd Bank, and ICICI Bank are among the top six most-tracked, with at least 56 analysts giving their views on their stocks

China's Ant Group plans consumer finance firm to push for growth: Report

Ant will hold about a 50 per cent stake, while Nanyang Commercial and TransInfo will own 15 per cent and 10 per cent, respectively, of the new firm

Alibaba next? After TikTok, Trump looking at pressuring other Chinese firms

Trump has been piling pressure on Chinese-owned companies, such as by vowing to ban short-video app TikTok from the United States

Alibaba-backed Best to list delivery biz in Hong Kong, boost value: Report

The move also comes amid escalating geo-political tensions between the United States and China and tightening scrutiny of US-listed Chinese firms

The curious case of Jack Ma's India plans

Mr Ma, who has now stepped down as the executive chairman of Alibaba, told Mr Modi, 'We are excited about India. We are excited about Make in India and Digital India'

Alibaba, Jack Ma summoned by Gurugram court on former employee's complaint

The judge seeks written responses from the company and its executives within 30 days

Jack Ma's Ant seeks $200 billion value in landmark dual IPO: Report

Ant is planning to list on Shanghai's STAR market & Hong Kong

Reliance emerging as bigger threat for US giants like Amazon, Walmart, Zoom

Stake sales in Reliance's digital unit Jio Platforms attracted not just private equity and sovereign wealth funds but also Google and Facebook

Google is in advanced talks to invest $4 billion in Jio Platforms

Global tech leaders from Facebook to Intel are looking for multiple ways to grab a slice of the action in the South Asian country, where millions of first-time internet users are added every month.

SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son and Alibaba's Jack Ma part ways

"It's not like we had a fight," Son said during the virtual shareholder meeting. "This was perfectly amicable."

Masayoshi Son defends investment choices, says SoftBank is not 'SoftPunku'

Sprint, which Son loaded up with debt and made repeated attempts to merge with T-Mobile before successfully closing the deal in April, has delivered an internal rate of return of 25%, Son said

TikTok, Helo, SHAREit losing mojo in India after border clash with China

The bloody clash between Indian and Chinese troops in Ladakh last week has sparked a popular demand for the shunning of Chinese products, ranging from apps to mobile phones.