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Escalating government tensions make this the wrong time to roll the dice on Alibaba stock.

Monday''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included AbbVie, Alcoa, Alibaba, Best Buy, Beyond Meat, Block, Coinbase Global, Foot Locker, GoPro, Home Depot, Lithium Americas, Nvidia, TotalEnergies, Under Armour, Virgin Galactic, VMware, Zscaler.

Alibaba generates most of its revenue from its core e-commerce business, while its cloud computing business continues to post strong growth.

Benzinga has examined the prospects for many investor favorite stocks over the past week. Last week''s bullish calls included a streaming company and two leading tech giants. China''s top e-commerce company and a software company specializing in big data were among the bearish calls seen. The Russian invasion of Ukraine was the central story for the markets last week, as the three major indexes saw a big turnaround on Thursday. For the week, the Dow was down 0.1%, the S&P 500 was up 0.8% and the Nasdaq was up 1.1%. The Dow on Friday registered its biggest daily percentage gain since November 2020 with the market rebounding for a second day from the sharp selloff ahead of the invasion. Investors dumped $3.6 billion into U.S. stock exchange-traded funds for the week through Thursday, with more than $3 billion pouring into the SPDR S&P 500 (ARCA: SPY), according to FactSet. Bitcoin also rebounded, gaining 1.6%, making it''s way back toward the $40,000 mark. Benzinga continues to examine the prospects for many of the stocks most …

Alibaba is down in the dumps again. While tech stocks at large staged a turnaround Thursday—with the Nasdaq index ending 3.3% higher after opening almost

Wall Street just trimmed its forecasts, but still thinks Alibaba stock is a buy.

Alibaba Group Holding’s cloud services business emerged as a bright spot in an otherwise sluggish December quarter for the Chinese e-commerce giant, which posted its slowest quarterly revenue growth since going public in 2014.The Hangzhou-based firm’s Alibaba Cloud unit, which is China’s largest cloud infrastructure services provider, operates in a major domestic market that is worth about 1 trillion yuan (US$158.1 billion) annually, said Daniel Zhang Yong, Alibaba’s chairman and chief…

Alibaba (BABA) delivered third-quarter results that left investors concerned as revenue grew at its slowest rate since 2014, but Bank of America said the company is focusing on its…

BABA shares dropped to $100 near Thursday''s open but then rebounded toward $109. The Ukraine invasion initially hurt equities, but most tech bounced

Futures Recover Overnight Losses After Torrid Thursday Rally As Uneasy Calm Returns After yesterday''s furious gamma-squeeze rally, U.S. stock futures were slightly lower on the day, although near the overnight session highs as the ongoing Ukraine conflict and impact of Western sanctions continue to drive risk; sentiment was boosted after the Kremlin said that Ukraine’s neutrality offer is a move “toward positive” and following reports that China''s president Xi held a phone call with Putin who said Russia is willing to conduct high-level negotiations with Ukraine. S&P futures were down 10 points to 0.25% at 7:30am, after paring earlier declines of more than 1%, with Nasdaq futures down -0.15% and Dow futures down 0.4%. Europe''s Stoxx Europe 600 was in the green, and oil was steady after Bloomberg reported that oil importers in China are briefly pausing new seaborne purchases as they assess the potential implications of handling the shipments following the Ukraine invasion. Gold was steady, while Brent crude reached $100 a barrel and Treasuries rose.