JD.com, Inc. - American Depositary Shares (JD)

Jack Ma re-emerges at center of Alibaba as company intensifies push into AI and revives competition. Ma directs investment in AI and cloud services, boosting stock performance.

Gene Munster said Apple's iPhone 17 cycle is off to a strong start after JD.com pre-orders in China topped last year's iPhone 16, though analysts warn AI delays could limit long-term momentum.

Regulators are targeting industries from EVs and solar to food delivery as price wars slash margins, deepen deflation risks, and put jobs at stake across China’s economy.

JD.com (JD) fits Peter Lynch's GARP strategy with strong EPS growth, a low P/E of 7.68, and a PEG of 0.29, offering growth at a reasonable price.

The Chinese company is well recognized for it's e-commerce businesses.

Jack Ma-backed Yunfeng Financial Group has invested $44 million in Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) as part of its strategic reserve assets, according to an exchange filing Tuesday.

As global investors grow jittery over U.S. trade volatility, they're quietly rotating capital into Japan, powering a stealthy "Ninja Rally."

Investor sentiment faded on Friday as a key inflation gauge closely watched by the Federal Reserve climbed to a five-month-high, casting fresh uncertainty over the timing of potential interest rate cuts.

Alibaba stock was higher early Friday despite the Chinese e-commerce and cloud-computing company posting a mixed Q1. It has AI chip plans.

The Chinese e-commerce and cloud leader is finally attracting more attention.

Alibaba stock was trading lower Thursday, with a closely watched earnings report for the Chinese technology giant due tomorrow morning.

US-listed Chinese stocks drop as investors worry about similarities to 2015 bubble. Alibaba's AI efforts struggle to generate revenue.

Bridgewater's Q2 filing shows a full exit from Chinese stocks like Alibaba, as new management bets big on NVIDIA & JNJ. See all the shifts.

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Alibaba stock gained in Friday trading to retake a key short-term investor support level, ahead of its earnings report due next week.

Alibaba and Ant Group have launched a unified strategy to challenge Meituan in China's instant commerce market, including improved welfare for delivery workers.

Nvidia's China woes have major implications for tech ETFs as Beijing pressures firms to use domestic alternatives. Near-term risk for KWEB and CQQQ.