Alibaba Group Holding Limited BABAF
Set alert
At close · Oct 30
- YTD
- -30.59%
- 1 year
- -45.38%
- Open
- 12.35
- Prev close
- 12.50
- Mkt cap
- 241.87B
- Vol
- 100
- Avg vol
- 93.69K
- EPS
- 0.52
- P/E
- 23.37
More statistics
- Low
- 12.35
- High
- 12.35
- Earnings
- Aug 28, 2026
News
3 days ago seekingalpha.com
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Alibaba: Enough Fuel To Power The Trillion-RMB Cloud Machine
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1 month ago benzinga.com
Tesla's Chinese Rival XPEV Just Took Its Humanoid Robot From Prototype to Production — Mass Production Targeted By Year-End
Tesla rival XPeng commissioned an automated IRON humanoid robot line, targeting mass production by late 2026 and global deliveries in 2027.
6 months ago benzinga.com
Consumer Tech News (Apr 20-24): U.S. Warns China Over AI Theft, Big Tech Faces Political Scrutiny Over AI & More
U.S. administration accuses China-linked groups of stealing AI models, signaling tighter enforcement and rising geopolitical pressure on frontier AI development.
8 months ago feeds.benzinga.com
Elon Musk Praised Alibaba's LLM. Then Its Leader Quit: 'Bye My Beloved Qwen'
Lin Junyang stepped down from Alibaba's Qwen AI division amid explosive app growth and the launch of new Qwen 3.5 models.
1 year ago benzinga.com
The 'Ninja Rally' Is Real—And It's Stealing Wall Street's Swagger
As global investors grow jittery over U.S. trade volatility, they're quietly rotating capital into Japan, powering a stealthy "Ninja Rally."