BABA - Alibaba Group Holding Limited
172.31 -0.78 (-0.45%)
Pre-Market: 4:42AM EDT
| Previous Close | 175.57 |
| Open | 177.63 |
| Bid | 171.80 x 300 |
| Ask | 173.00 x 500 |
| Day's Range | 170.68 - 178.00 |
| 52 Week Range | 114.00 - 206.20 |
| Volume | 14,567,517 |
| Avg. Volume | 19,519,269 |
| Market Cap | 444.751B |
| Beta | 2.66 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 42.32 |
| EPS (TTM) | 4.09 |
| Earnings Date | May 4, 2018 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | N/A |
| 1y Target Est | 217.63 |
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- Bloomberg•11 hours ago
Early Backer of Alibaba Sees Trillion Dollar Value on User Data
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- Investor's Business Daily•12 hours ago
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- Bloomberg•12 hours ago
China Tech Giants Aren’t So Hot This Season
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- Barrons.com•13 hours ago
Retail Roundup: Amazon & Alibaba Twinning; Auto-Parts Retailers Holding It Together
Today, we know the two companies as major players in the retail and cloud-computing spaces, but they actually started in very different places, growing more alike over the years, says Mike Lippert, portfolio manager at Baron Capital. Amazon began as a more-traditional retailer, owning inventory and distribution, while Alibaba was relatively asset-light, operating akin to a marketplace such as eBay (EBAY). Now, Amazon and Alibaba have seen their businesses evolve into forms much closer to each other, says Lippert.
- Market Realist•13 hours ago
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- Forbes•14 hours ago
The Hissy Fit In Tech: Right Or Wrong?
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- Zacks•14 hours ago
Why U.S. Brands Need to Play by Alibaba's Rules in China
AP reported that Alibaba (BABA) had penalized a U.S. clothing company for refusing to go exclusive on its online marketplace.
- Bloomberg•17 hours ago
China's $1.4 Trillion Tech Gap Is Holding Its Stock Market Back
China has the world’s second-largest stock market, but very few of its biggest technology companies can be traded domestically. For years, China has watched as companies including e-retailing giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and search engine Baidu Inc. headed overseas to go public, enriching investors from New York to Hong Kong. The CDRs would also waive corporate governance rules that have helped keep the likes of Alibaba away from their home market, a recognition of how important it’s become to win over the new titans of tech.
- InvestorPlace•19 hours ago
Alphabet Inc Stock Is Plunging, But It’s Still a Sure Thing
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- Reuters•yesterday
Chinese tech giants, government under fire for 'men only' job ads
Top Chinese tech firms and some government departments have been singled out in a report that says discriminatory hiring practices based on gender are widespread in China and are linked to a shrinking proportion of women in the labour force. Job ads posted by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA.N), Baidu Inc (BIDU.O) and Tencent Holdings Ltd were among those that deterred female applicants or objectified women, said Human Rights Watch in a report released on Monday.
Reuters•yesterdayChinese tech giants, government under fire for 'men only' job ads
Top Chinese tech firms and some government departments have been singled out in a report that says discriminatory hiring practices based on gender are widespread in China and are linked to a shrinking proportion of women in the labor force. Job ads posted by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, Baidu Inc and Tencent Holdings Ltd were among those that deterred female applicants or objectified women, said Human Rights Watch in a report released on Monday.
- CNBC•yesterday
Alibaba is better at fighting fakes than Amazon is, says CEO of Swatch
Alibaba is "fighting actively against fakes," which is something "Amazon is not doing," says Swatch Group CEO Nick Hayek.
