Alibaba Group in the news

Alibaba is advancing AI with new open-source models and infrastructure upgrades while pursuing Nvidia chips to boost AI capabilities.

Alibaba leads broadline retail stocks in 2025, while the consumer discretionary sector underperforms the overall S&P 500.

Alibaba is seeking to acquire Nvidia's advanced H200 AI chips to boost its AI capabilities, awaiting Chinese government approval.

Harbour Capital Advisors and other institutional investors increased their stakes in Alibaba Group, which maintains a moderate buy rating and diverse business segments.

U.S. lawmakers urge the Defense Secretary to label Alibaba and several other Chinese firms as Chinese military companies due to security concerns.

Alibaba's Cainiao and Tmall Supermarket are expanding instant commerce warehouses to enable four-hour deliveries across 31 Chinese cities, intensifying competition with Meituan and JD.com.

Alibaba's Q2 earnings missed due to quick commerce investments, but its AI cloud business shows strong growth and attractive valuation amid temporary market fears.

Alibaba faces declining e-commerce market share and high costs in cloud and AI, making it a risky long-term investment.

Pomerantz LLP is investigating Alibaba for alleged securities fraud after reports of its tech support to Chinese military actions against the U.S.

Alibaba integrates Amap into its Qwen AI app to offer seamless travel and lifestyle services, boosting user experience and ecosystem synergy.

AI Squared and other major investors significantly increased their stakes in Alibaba, which has strong analyst buy ratings and operates diverse commerce and technology segments.

Jack Ma visited Ant Group as it launched LingGuang, a new AI assistant, highlighting Alibaba's push to lead in AI-driven fintech and consumer services.

Alibaba's new Qwen AI platform offers advanced capabilities for free, challenging OpenAI's consumer market dominance.

Levi & Korsinsky is investigating Alibaba for allegedly misleading investors after reports of its support to the Chinese military caused stock decline.

On Monday, Google and Alibaba stocks rose notably amid mixed market movements, with tech and pharma sectors showing varied performances.

Ant Group introduced LingGuang, a multimodal AI assistant that quickly creates simple apps and multimedia content from natural language prompts.

Alibaba has introduced an updated app version of its AI chatbot Qwen to better compete with major rivals like ChatGPT and Google's Gemini.

HHLR Advisors boosted investments in Pinduoduo and Alibaba, exited JD.com, and re-entered Baidu amid rising Chinese tech stock prices.

Ark Invest significantly increased stakes in Alibaba and Baidu, while reducing holdings in Palantir and Archer Aviation amid mixed market sentiments.

Amazon's stronger free cash flow, growing market share, and lower geopolitical risk make it a better stock investment than Alibaba despite Alibaba's rapid AI-driven growth.