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Alibaba registered one billion American depositary shares (ADS) on Friday, in a sign that a troubled SoftBank may be selling its shares in the Chinese tech giant. The post Tough break, Son: SoftBank looks to sell Alibaba shares as Arm deal bogs down appeared first on Verdict .

Based on regulatory filings, analysts at Citi believe tech investor SoftBank is positioning to sell some or all of its 25% stake in Alibaba.

Alibaba Group Holding has launched four non-fungible tokens (NFTs) featuring sports at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, expanding the offerings available in Chinas closed, non-tradeable NFT world.The virtual badges, in traditional Chinese ink painting style, depict speed skating, aerial freestyle skiing, slopestyle and figure skating. They will be available on Alibabas Taobao and Tmall online marketplaces from February 5 to 20, the closing date of the winter games.The four badges, each

Hang Seng Index snaps a two-day post-Lunar New Year rally on Alibaba stock overhang concerns. A private report shows Chinas services industry grew last month at the slowest pace since August.

Hong Kong stocks fell as Alibaba Group Holding led losses in major Chinese technology companies amid concerns about stock overhang. A private report today showed Chinas services industry grew at the slowest pace in five months.The Hang Seng Index slipped 0.8 per cent to 24,379.98, at 11.15am local time, snapping a two-day post-Lunar New Year rally. The Tech Index tumbled 2.3 per cent.Alibaba, the owner of this newspaper, slumped 3.8 per cent to HK$115.80, after it filed in the US to register 1

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Cloud-based solution facilitates life-sized, true-to-life interactions amid COVID-19 backdrop BEIJING , Feb. 6, 2022 /CNW/ -- In order to bring people closer together for the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022, despite the Covid restrictions and geographical distances between them, Alibaba has launched an innovative cloud-based technology "Cloud ME" powered by its real-time communication (RTC) solution. "Cloud ME" facilitates social interactions for people who are keen to explore bona fide meeting experiences during the Olympic Winter Games, enabling them to meet, and enjoy real-time conversations with each other via life-sized, true-to-life projection. By stepping into a pop-up studio in the Cloud ME booth, participants will have their full-body image projected realistically into a remote booth, in which their projected personas will be displayed to meet and greet with their counterparts. The true-to-life meetings can also be opened up to a wider audience across unlimited locations, thanks to easily-installed remote projection functionality. "Alibaba is committed to the digitalization of the Olympic Games, and providing the technology infrastructure to promote a more inclusive and engaging experience," said Daniel Zhang , Chairman and CEO of Alibaba Group . "We hope to unite athletes and fans around the world with our cloud technology, and allow the Olympic spirit to inspire us all as we celebrate the joy of sports." "Together with Alibaba,

Benzinga has examined the prospects for many investor favorite stocks over the past week. Last week''s bullish calls included a popular online broker and a top Chinese e-commerce company. A leading fintech company along with a Canada-based cannabis producer were among the bearish calls seen. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both finished their best week of the year, driven by the strength of earnings reports, which extended the tech-led rebound following January''s steep pullback. The S&P 500 closed the week 1.5% higher, and the Nasdaq was up 2.4%. The Dow, meanwhile, ended the week up 1.1%. These are the second weekly gains of 2022 for the major averages, after concerns over higher interest rates dragged stocks down across the board last month. Benzinga continues to examine the prospects for many of the stocks most popular with investors. Here are a few of this past week''s most bullish and bearish posts that are worth another look. The Bulls In " Why Peloton Shares Are Soaring After Hours ,"Adam Eckert writes about Peloton Interactive Inc (NASDAQ: Full story available on Benzinga.

Earnings Preview: Disney, Twitter, Uber, Alibaba S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq close higher after volatile trading amid earnings season Disney, Twitter, Uber and Alibaba eyed in the next round of high-profile reports A light economic calendar sees traders focusing on examining financial statements US markets are set for another round of high-profile earnings, capable of [] The post S&P 500, Dow Jones Whipsaw May Continue: Earnings Outlook appeared first on UK Stocks, Forex, Commodities, Crypto, Live Market News- Daily Forex News .

Futures Reverse Overnight Gains As Amazon Euphoria Fizzles We warned last night that the surge in futures following the huge bounce in Amazon stock wouldn''t last (simply because a closer read of the company''s earnings left a lot to be desired) and sure enough, in the overnight (extremely illiquid) session, 500 futures erased gains of as much as 1.3% to trade 0.1% lower, or 10 points, to 4,460 as European stocks extend their decline as inflation and monetary tightening outweighed earnings optimism. Meanwhile, Nasdaq 100 futures pared much of their gains, trading just 0.5% higher after earlier rising more than 2%, one day after the index had the worst day since September 2020. The VIX increased for a third day Friday, hovering just below 26. The dollar dropped as the EUR surge continued, following yesterday''s unexpectedly hawkish comments from Lagarde ... while oil was on course for a seventh weekly advance with Brent rising Relief, as brief as it was, was welcome after a 4.2% crash in the Nasdaq 100 Index on Thursday, its biggest since 2020, fueled by a 26% rout in Meta Platforms following disappointing results.

Investors who have owned stocks in the past year have generally experienced some solid gains. In fact, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY ) total return over the last 12 months is 22%. But there is no question some big-name stocks performed better than others along the way. Alibabas Difficult Road: One company that has been a disappointing investment in the last year has been Chinese e-commerce and cloud services giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd - ADR (NYSE: BABA ). Fortunately for Alibaba investors, the COVID-19 pandemic actually boosted demand for Alibabas e-commerce, cloud services and various other online businesses and services. Unfortunately for Alibaba investors, the company''s underlying business and share price have been bombarded by crackdowns from both U.S. and Chinese regulators throughout the past year. At the beginning of 2020, Alibaba shares were trading at around $217. By the beginning of March, the stock was down to $208.59 as China had already gotten slammed by

NYSE:BABA saw its recent four-day winning streak snapped on Wednesday as weakness in the Chinese ADR sector saw the stock decline. Shares of BABA fell

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