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Investors have plenty to be thankful for in 2024. They've witnessed the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite all rocket higher by a double-digit percentage and head to multiple record-closing highs.

Alibaba reshuffled its commerce business recently, as it aims to reshape its growth opportunity in international markets. China's economic growth prospects in 2025 have been upgraded, which should provide a timely boost to BABA's dip-buying sentiments. Alibaba faces market share losses in China while navigating a monumental shift in its international business.

Alibaba's Q2 results show 5% revenue growth, despite a 70% drop in free cash flow due to heavy investments in Alibaba Cloud. Alibaba Cloud's AI product growth has been triple digits for five consecutive quarters, positioning BABA for future profitability. Strong balance sheet allows BABA to invest in high-growth areas and weather China's economic challenges, while international growth remains r...

Alibaba is reportedly establishing an online shopping venture with South Korean retailer E-Mart. The two companies are set to combine the assets of their respective online platforms, AliExpress Korea and Gmarket, to form a 50-50 joint venture, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday (Dec. 26), citing a regulatory filing.

South Korean discount chain E-Mart, a unit of tycoon Chung Yong-jin's retail conglomerate Shinsegae, has agreed to form a joint venture in South Korea with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba will form a joint-venture online shopping operation with South Korean retailer E-Mart. The post Alibaba Plans E-Commerce Joint Venture With South Korea's E-Mart appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.