The development comes after regulators imposed a $2.8-billion fine on Alibaba for violating anti-monopoly law.
China’s leading smartphone maker and its third-biggest oil driller were added to the list of firms banned from American investment.
House vote on audit rules could force the delisting of Chinese stocks if they don't comply with regulations.
The Chinese tech giant’s cloud segment posted $2.19 billion in quarterly revenues, growing at 60% year-over-year.
The initial public offering would have valued Ant at more than $310 billion.
Sun Art’s hypermarkets are already integrated with Alibaba’s one-hour delivery project.
JD.com hopes the 20,000 new jobs will help minimize the impact of the coronavirus on employment.
The Chinese electronic payments company has applied for a digital banking license in Singapore as it continues its shift toward overseas markets.
Investor enthusiasm for the secondary listing is "a vote of confidence in the Asian financial hub" after months of civil unrest.
Alibaba's move to open its platform to U.S. sellers puts it "in direct competition with Amazon in the business-to-business online marketplace."
Ventures by companies such as Facebook into financial services "have the potential to generate new risks and costs associated with market power."
CFO Mark Patrick discusses the enormous business opportunities available to Syngenta now that it's owned by a big Chinese company.
