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Alibaba’s Quark brand debuts its dual-chip, AI-powered smart glasses integrated with Qwen, with prices starting at just USD $265...

Homepage > News > Business > Alibaba eyes hiring spree, predicts AI bubble in the US Chinese technology giant Alibaba (NASDAQ: BABA) has confirmed plans to increase its staff strength following a high-level meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Alibaba Group Chairman Joe Tsai and company founder Jack Ma disclosed the plans to embark on

Chinese billionaire Jack Ma’s company, Alibaba, is making a big move into artificial intelligence (AI) by investing $53 billion over the next three years to improve its AI technology, including building big data centres. This plan puts Alibaba in competition with major tech companies like Microsoft...

The report also said the billionaire businessman, who is a former English teacher, returned to China after a brief stop in Hong Kong, where he met friends and also briefly visited Art Basel...

Alibaba's logistics unit is seeking Hong Kong IPO. Bloomberg: Citigroup is speaking with Cainiao. Valuation said to be $20 billion. BABA makes its up to $103-$105 resistance zone. Alibaba (BABA) stock has advanced as much as 4% on Thursday after the logistics subsidiary of China's ecommerce leader was reportedly already shopping banks for an IPO. Cainiao

As the tech space digests the Alibaba news, attention also shifts to what becomes of Ant Group’s 2020 suspended IPO.  The decision by Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA) to split its business into 6 places has renewed focus on the suspended Ant Group IPO. At the beginning of the week, Alibaba announced plans to split into 6 independent business groups. According to

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has confirmed plans to split into smaller groups to allow each one pursue independent IPO. Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE: BABA) recently announced plans to split into 6 business units, each capable of pursuing an IPO. According to the Chinese e-commerce giant, the move seeks to “unlock shareholder value and foster market

TechSpot is about to celebrate its 25th anniversary. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. What just happened? In a surprise move, Chinese tech giant Alibaba has announced plans to split itself into six different business groups. The company reportedly plans to offer IPOs for at least five of the six entities, although there's no