The Alibaba stock surge came despite the group declining to provide a forecast for the current fiscal year because Covid-19 risks clouded its outlook

Covid lockdowns in China lifted Alibaba's earnings, thanks to surging demand for cloud services as millions of citizens work from home and shop online

Paytm E-commerce bought back a combined stake of 43.32% for 42 crore rupees ($5.4 million), valuing the company at just around 100 crore rupees ($10.2 million)

Shares plunged, then recovered, after CCTV revised a report to make clear the individual involved was not billionaire Alibaba founder Jack Ma

Chinese tech stock surge, gaining faster than overall stock market as investors hope China's tech crackdown is easing.

Millions sought food from the Alibaba's Freshippo after most supermarkets and stores shut, but the system was overloaded by a 200-300% rise in orders, company says

Brokerage and data provider E-House China said it continues to explore ways to secure the requisite funds to repay the 2022 Notes on the maturity date

An Alibaba affiliate sold more than $150 million of the tech giant's shares just days before Ant Group's US listing was cancelled, avoiding millions in losses.

Chinese regulators have told some of the country’s US-listed firms, including Alibaba, Baidu and JD.com, to prepare for more audit...

Tech shares surge after claims that Beijing will make concessions on auditing issues, while China shares ended higher on stimulus hopes

Alibaba powered Hang Seng's rise with its share repurchase plan, while China Eastern shares fell after one of its planes crashed on Monday

Alibaba could axe more than 15% of its workforce, or 39,000 staff, it’s claimed, as regulatory crackdowns and a slowing economy take their toll