Alibaba.com will soon expand into Taiwan and Hong Kong, according to the company's top executives, the Wall Street Journal reported. Alibaba's chairman, Jack Ma, announced that the company is discussing a possible deal with Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer by revenue, which currently holds a 0.3% stake in Alibaba. The …

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Shares of Alibaba.com jumped 122% in their debut in Hong Kong trading Tuesday, marking a successful start for the world's largest initial public offering by an e-commerce company since Google Inc.

At $1.5bn the floation of Alibaba.com will be the second-biggest internet offering after Google, and China's largest internet IPO

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) - Shares of Alibaba.com jumped 129% in early trade amid strong retail interest in the online export facilitator. Shares of Alibaba.com were quoted at HK$31.00 in early trade, up from its initial offering price of HK$13.50.
"I think it will go well, it was priced low and there was very good demand for it," said Andrew Sullivan, head of trading at Daiwa Securities SMBC. "I think it will close higher, it was …

Cisco has signed a memorandum of understanding with Alibaba Group to explore ways to jointly offer collaboration and business management solutions to small and medium businesses.
Cisco and Alibaba Group announced the agreement at a signing ceremony attended by Jack Ma, chairman and CEO of Alibaba Group, and John Chambers, chairman and CEO of Cisco.
"Our collaboration [...]

Cisco (CSCO) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Alibaba Group to explore ways to jointly offer collaboration and business management solutions to small and medium businesses.

Alibaba.com Ltd. raised $1.5 billion in the biggest ever initial public offering by a Chinese Internet company, a person familiar with the situation said. The business-to-business unit of Alibaba Group sold 858.9 million shares, or 17% of its enlarged share capital, at HK$13.50 (US$1.74) each, coming in at the top end of its HK$12 to HK$13.50 range, the person said. Alibaba.

Shares in Alibaba.com are set to start trading in Hong Kong next week after they were priced at HK$13.50, at the top end of the range indicated for the initial public offering.

Alibaba.com confirmed expectations by staging the biggest ever share offering by a Chinese internet company, raising US$1.5 billion in Hong Kong, the Wall Street Journal reported. According to a person familiar with the situation, the business-to-business arm of Alibaba Group sold 858.9 million shares at HK$13.50 (US$1.74) each. The initial public offering was heavily subscribed, with …

Alibaba.com confirmed expectations by staging the biggest ever share offering by a Chinese internet company, raising US$1.5 billion in Hong Kong, the Wall Street Journal reported. According to a person familiar with the situation, the business-to-business arm of Alibaba Group sold 858.9 million shares at HK$13.50 (US$1.74) each. The initial public offering was heavily subscribed, with …

Alibaba.com had its initial public offering on Saturday, October 27, and is expected to start trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 6.

Alibaba.com had its initial public offering on Saturday, October 27, and is expected to start trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 6.

Alibaba.com Ltd., one of China's fastest-growing technology companies, reached its goal of raising $1.5 billion in its initial public offering Saturday, people close to the deal said.

I have been keeping my expectation high for the upcoming Alibaba IPO
on Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Got an E-Trade Global Trading account and
transferred a substantial amount of money (to me) in hoping to get a
piece of it when the stock begins trading on November 6th in Hong Kong.
Now it seems I will have to wait 40 days before I can get my hands on
it.

I have been keeping my expectation high for the upcoming Alibaba IPO
on Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Got an E-Trade Global Trading account and
transferred a substantial amount of money (to me) in hoping to get a
piece of it when the stock begins trading on November 6th in Hong Kong.
Now it seems I will have to wait 40 days before I can get my hands on
it.

Alibaba.com Corp. is seeking to raise as much as US$1.49 billion in an initial public offering after raising the price range to HK$12 to HK$13.50 (US$1.55 to US$1.74) a share, people familiar with the situation said.

Alibaba has raised its IPO price range, the Wall Street Journal reported. The e-commerce firm, which is listing in Hong Kong, raised the price range to between HK$12 and HK$13.50 (US$1.55-1.74) a share. The previous range was HK$10-12. The new prices mean Alibaba could raise up to US$1.49 billion, compared to US$1.33 billion previously. The IPO at the lower valuation would still be …

Alibaba has raised its IPO price range, the Wall Street Journal reported. The e-commerce firm, which is listing in Hong Kong, raised the price range to between HK$12 and HK$13.50 (US$1.55-1.74) a share. The previous range was HK$10-12. The new prices mean Alibaba could raise up to US$1.49 billion, compared to US$1.33 billion previously. The IPO at the lower valuation would still be …

The first time I heard that Alibaba.com
was planning for an initial share sale was in 2005 when
Baidu.com went public. Since then, I have been following news about
Alibaba.com’s IPO with a lot of interest, because I
knew I wanted a piece of it (maybe I should have bought some BIDU given
the price of that stock today).

The first time I heard that Alibaba.com
was planning for an initial share sale was in 2005 when
Baidu.com went public. Since then, I have been following news about
Alibaba.com’s IPO with a lot of interest, because I
knew I wanted a piece of it (maybe I should have bought some BIDU given
the price of that stock today).

Alibaba.com Lifts Price Range for IPO Alibaba.com is seeking to raise as much as $1.49 billion in an IPO after raising the price range to $1.55 to $1.74 a share.

The Hong Kong listing of Alibaba.com could raise as much as US$1.5bn, after the company which runs the China-based business website raised the price range for its initial public offering

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Alibaba.com Ltd. (1688.HK) is seeking to raise up to US$1.49 billion in an initial public offering ahead of a Hong Kong listing after raising the price range to HK$12 to HK$13.50 a share, people familiar with the situation said Monday.

Ma means ‘horse’ in Chinese, and Jack Ma is riding at a gallop these days. Ma is chairman of Alibaba Group, the parent of such well-known Chinese internet companies as alibaba.com, the mainland’s biggest trading website for businesses, and taobao.com,...

Chinese website Enet.com.cn has a report doubting Alibaba CEO Jack Ma's assertions that Alibaba paid taxes of RMB1 million every day in 2005 because that figure is different from what is recorded in the company's bid letter issued as it plans an IPO in Hong Kong.

Alibaba.com Corp. is raising as much as $1.33 billion in what is set to be the largest initial public offering by a Chinese technology operator, the company said in a preliminary prospectus for the Hong Kong listing.

Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba has announced plans to raise up to US$1.33 billion in an initial public offering before listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, according to the Wall Street Journal . The expected listing would be the largest ever by a Chinese technology firm. Yahoo, which currently owns 39% of Alibaba's parent company, Alibaba Group, said it intends to buy 8.2% of the website's shares, valued …

Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba has announced plans to raise up to US$1.33 billion in an initial public offering before listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, according to the Wall Street Journal . The expected listing would be the largest ever by a Chinese technology firm. Yahoo, which currently owns 39% of Alibaba's parent company, Alibaba Group, said it intends to buy 8.2% of the website's shares, valued …

Alibaba.com, the online business listing arm of Alibaba Group is seeking to raise up to $1.33bn in an initial public offering in Hong Kong, the largest by a Chinese technology company

Alibaba.com aims to raise up to $1.33 billion in what is set to be the largest IPO by a Chinese technology company.