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Equities swooned in both China and Hong Kong, led by semiconductor and tech hardware stocks, which had risen the most over the past weeks.

Despite positive momentum and a cheap FWD P/E ~18, I maintain a long-term Sell rating on Alibaba Group Holding Limited stock due to lack of a compelling growth story and persistent secular bearishness. Recent earnings show stagnant growth at 2% YoY (10% adjusted for divestitures), with declining operating income, EBITDA, EPS, and FCF, signaling underlying weakness despite a bullish stock reacti...

BABA's AI prowess has finally been noticed by the wider market, as it seeks to consolidate its hyperscaler capability across custom AI chip and in-house LLM capabilities. The same has been observed in the "AI-related product revenue maintaining triple-digit growth for the eighth consecutive quarter" and the +25.8% YoY cloud revenue growth. This is on top of BABA's intensified efforts in instant...

Alibaba (BABA -1.54%) reported its quarterly financial results, which sent the stock price soaring.

Alibaba stock (NYSE:BABA) experienced an increase of nearly 13% in trading on Friday, reaching approximately $135 per share. BABA stock is also up by close to 60% year-to-date.

Alibaba (BABA 2.63%) shares jumped after the Chinese company continued to show signs of a turnaround, led by strong growth in its e-commerce and cloud computing segments. The stock is now up nearly 60% on the year, as of this writing.

The race for the most powerful artificial intelligence in the technology sector isn't just reserved for companies within the United States. As the technology becomes more commercialized, other countries and their leading businesses are starting to catch up, with the top handful of chipmakers and artificial intelligence engines now available worldwide.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited's Q1 FY26 surge is driven by AI and cloud growth, but may overstate true advances amid ongoing business consolidation. China e-commerce remains Alibaba's dominant profit engine. While Cloud's EBITA margin improves, it still lags far behind core e-commerce margins. Top-line revenue is flat, with engagement costs rising and international expansion facing headwinds; c...