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Alibaba Group (NYSE:BABA) announced that it is merging its domestic and international eCommerce operations into a single unit and named Jiang Fan as CEO. The move comes as Alibaba's platforms have come under pressure both in China and overseas due to rising competition, notably from domestic rival PDD Holdings.

Alibaba stock has cratered recently, and buyers fled after the stock hit its peak in October 2024. The early momentum from China's stimulus measures has dissipated. However, has the market taken the sell-off too far? Alibaba's monetization has improved, and its cloud segment has remained profitable.

2025 could be the year of the contrarian trade.

Chinese conglomerate Alibaba is combining its domestic and international eCommerce businesses into one unit. According to a Thursday (Nov. 21) securities filing, the new Alibaba E-commerce Business Group melds together the company's Taobao and Tmall Group and the Alibaba International Digital Commerce (AIDC) Group.

The Chinese online retailer is leaning into e-commerce and artificial intelligence technology.

Alibaba Group will integrate all of its e-commerce platforms into a single business unit to be called the Alibaba E-commerce Business Group, it said in a stock exchange filing on Thursday.

I'm adding Alibaba and JD.com to my radar, as I expect both Chinese players should fare better in a post-Beijing Stimulus plan China. Combined, both companies hold +69% of China's e-commerce market. I expect them to benefit from a long-awaited macro recovery and higher consumer confidence and spend it'll bring. Alibaba's international presence and cloud computing advancements give it a better l...

After rocketing up to $120 per share on the back of China's stimulus announcements, Alibaba Group Holding Limited's stock has returned to its breakout point in the $80s. In Q2 FY2025, Alibaba saw revenue growth of 5% y/y, driven by improved monetization in Taobao & Tmall, and triple-digit AI-related product revenue growth in Alibaba Cloud. Despite a 70% y/y drop in free cash flow due to heavy i...