 AFP | China's Alibaba buys US software developer Auctiva AFP BEIJING — The Hong Kong-listed arm of China's e-commerce firm Alibaba said Wednesday it had agreed to buy US software developer Auctiva for an undisclosed ... Alibaba.com Strengthens Position as Go-To Supply Source for U.S. E-commerce ... Chinese Plan to Add US Jobs (You Scaredy Cats) China's Alibaba makes 2nd buy to target vendors |
 Financial Times | Business diary: David Wei Financial Times It's 11am on Monday and I am flying from Alibaba's headquarters in Hangzhou, China to San Francisco. Because of the time difference, I gain a whole day. ... |
Journalism's New Frontier Forbes (blog) This week parent company Alibaba Group is officially launching Alizila, a website that that features articles, videos and blog posts about the company ... |
First Red Chip Appears on the Taiwanese Bourse Today The Taiwan Economic News ... enabling domestic investors to invest indirectly in red-chip stocks on the Hong Kong bourse, such as China Mobile, Lenovo, and Alibaba. ... |
Google warned on China plans Financial Times Mr Lee said Chinese internet companies such as Baidu, Tencent and Alibaba were likely to retain their stranglehold on the Chinese market as misgivings about ... |
Schwarzenegger bound for Asia on trade mission San Francisco Chronicle The foundation is spending $550000, and that money came from the Alibaba Group, a Chinese e-commerce company, said Aaron McLear, spokesman for ... |
Alibaba Narrows Focus to Smaller Orders Wall Street Journal China-based Alibaba.com, which runs several websites for commerce between businesses, posted strong financial results for the first two ... |
Best Under a Billion Forbes (blog) (Example: Alibaba.com, the wildly successful Chinese online outfit that includes the Taobao auction site, did not make this year's cut. ... |
Ctrip.com Sees Traveling Service Mkt Competition Fiercer Trading Markets (press release) Taobao.com, a consumer-to-consumer (C2C) platform under the aegis of Alibaba Group, has entered into partnerships with more than 200 air ticket sales agents ... |
 New York Times | New China Search Engine Will Be State-Controlled New York Times Most of China's other big, private Internet companies are involved in online games and entertainment. But on Monday, Alibaba.com, one of the country's ... New Competitors Target Google's China Search Business Search Engine Partnerships Emerge In China, state-backed search engines aim to drown out Google, Baidu |
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