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Alibaba.com to announce share price ahead of Hong Kong IPO
HONG KONG (AP): E-commerce portal Alibaba.com, one of China's fastest-growing technology companies, was set to announce Saturday the price of its eagerly awaited initial public offering.
Alibaba stock slides over 6%
Shares in China's top e-commerce firm, Alibaba.com, slid more than 6% yesterday after the world's biggest software maker Microsoft dropped a bid for Yahoo, Alibaba's key investor.
Chinese open hearts, wallets for quake victims
BEIJING (Reuters) - Xiao Bi queued for over an hour on Thursday hoping to donate blood for victims of China's earthquake, but with throngs of others doing the same, he eventually gave up and decided to return the next day.
Microsoft wants to buy Yahoo search business
Microsoft Corp has proposed to buy Yahoo Inc's search business and take a minority stake in the web pioneer, stopping short of a full-out merger, a person familiar with the discussions said on Monday.
Foreign news in brief
Briefs on: Alibaba sees rising sales from local traders, UBS expects fee income to take a hit, Bridgestone profit falls on higher material costs and Saudi cuts oil supply to comply with curbs
Yahoo sells China’s Alibaba.com shares
HONG KONG/SAN FRANCISCO: Yahoo Inc is selling its 1.14% stake in Chinese Internet marketplace Alibaba.com for about US$150mil, nearly two years after the company went public.
Yahoo expects to grow Asia business, market share
SEOUL: Yahoo Inc expects its business in Asia to grow in the coming year and to increase its market share if the overall economy continues to recover, a senior executive said yesterday.
Google's China retreat resets expansion plans
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc delighted free-speech advocates as it threatened to pull out of China over censorship and cyber attacks, but the move upends one of the company's most important growth initiatives.
Google's Gmail adds security after China hacking
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California: Google is tightening the security of its free e-mail service to combat computer hackers like the ones that recently targeted it in China.hr noshade size=-1 width=50%>
