Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA)

The Chinese e-commerce and cloud giant faces lots of long-term challenges.

UBS optimistic about Chinese stocks due to tariff pause, potential stimulus, and low valuations.

China has refuted U.S. President Donald Trump's claims of breaching the Geneva trade agreement, labeling them as unfounded.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE: BABA) shares are trading lower Friday after a combination of political and legal developments reignited concerns over U.S.-China trade relations.

US-listed Chinese stocks, led by Alibaba, PDD, and Baidu, declined after Trump's accusation of China breaking tariff deal. NIO and XPeng also fell.

Synopsys stops services in China due to US export restrictions. Products affected include semiconductor design software and chemicals.

Chinese tech companies turn to homegrown chips for AI development as US export controls and dwindling Nvidia stockpile hinder their ambitions.

US-listed Chinese stocks gained after a federal court invalidated Trump's global tariffs. Alibaba, Baidu, and PDD Holdings saw premarket increases.

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek quietly released an upgraded R1 model that rivals OpenAI's o4 mini and outperforms Elon Musk's Grok 3 mini, reinforcing China's rising AI competitiveness.

Alibaba's back and profitable, with soaring earnings and AI-driven cloud growth. ETFs like KWEB, PGJ, and MCHI offer diversified exposure to its rebound.

Michael Burry has now turned his portfolio into a broader bearish bet for what seems to be the hottest names in the technology sector.

Alibaba Chairman urges Asian companies to explore inter-Asia opportunities and European market for growth amid geopolitical tensions

PDD tumbled over 15% Tuesday after the Temu parent significantly missed estimates.

Beijing’s latest move is part of ongoing efforts to support businesses amid a sluggish economy and continued pressure from U.S. tariffs.

Alibaba is working toward regaining its glory.