Alibaba

e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Limited (Alibaba Group), had an initial public offering of American depository shares at $68 per share on the New York Stock Exchange. This deal raised $25 billion for Alibaba Group, making it the world’s largest IPO. The listing ensured Alibaba surpass a previous global record set by Agricultural Bank of China in 2010, and also made Alibaba one of the most valuable technological companies, comparable to the likes of Google, Microsoft, Facebook, etc.…

stand out. Amazon, a solely-focused online book store ever and Alibaba, an online shopping website founded by an English teacher range into the top e-commerce enterprises over the world. Although both take dominant market share, there are some stark differences between them in values and business model. As two greatest e-commerce corporations, they take huge market share in this industry. Both Alibaba and Amazon dedicate to developing…

guidance, the market will be more comfortable with the growth assumptions. Besides, overall improvement of market sentiment for Chinese companies from the current depressed level will help. There is also chance of acquisition by Tencent, Baidu or Alibaba down the road.…

VIII. Jack Ma: The E-commerce King in China Chinese billionaire Jack Ma is the Alibaba CEO who used China’s consumer potential, when no one else was thinking about it, to build his e-commerce empire. One reason he chose a company that began with the letter ‘A’ so that it will always show up at the top of every search engine about e-commerce, even above Amazon. Jack Ma started in the e-commerce industry by applying to many jobs that he did not get. He got rejected by many companies and learned…

Company A: Alibaba Alibaba is the world's biggest B2B website which is a successful online trading platform. It provides information on the global business opportunities and merchant community. All of its supply and demand information automatically log in by the seller and the buyer. It is the form of free and opens on the platform looking for trading partners between their members and a facilitator business. It can be said that there is not only a free trade market with no geographical and time…

Asian E-commerce giants Alibaba and Rakuten: a comprehension of their key operational parameters The e-commerce came into existence in the year 1994 and has ever since grown to the present USD 1800 billion industry globally. The growth came on the back of increasing internet users’ base and increasing consumer preference for purchasing goods online, owing to the ease of shopping. The e-commerce industry in Asia accounts for 52% of the global e-commerce industry and has mirrored the overall…

break the traditional power distance, Alibaba has hosts annual talent shows and Jack Ma is usually perform in the shows (REV Asia, 2015). At a company anniversary event, he dressed up as a punk rocker for a performance in front of 20,000 Alibaba employees. (Paraphrase) This action has shown that he is trying to bond with his employees by having fun together. It is rarely seen for a CEO to perform for their employees. Porter Erisman an early employee of Alibaba said that even as…

important drivers of internationalization of business. E-Commerce becomes very popular, based on providing a platform for companies trade their products and serveries world widely. For example, Alibaba Group Holding Limited is the biggest online shopping website in China. However, I was shocked that Alibaba announces that it has officially become the world 's largest retail trading platform.…

Intro: Ma Yun a man who changed Chinese people’s life as well as the Chinese economy, and he have a English name called Jack. Jack was not an intelligent child, all the school he attended was school that have bad reputation and with poor educated educators. When Jack was about to graduate from high school, he has to take a College Entrance Exam. Jack total have taken the test three times, because he failed the first two times. Jack’s life was fulfilled with failure and rejection, however, Jack…

in Amazon, eBay and Alibaba. Both eBay and Alibaba have its own payment application -- one is PayPal, another is Alipay. PayPal became the subsidiary of eBay since 2002 --- majority of eBay’s users are using PayPal for payment (Investopedia 2016 and OnDeck 2015). But eBay has split PayPal into a separate companies, taking account of fierce competition (e.g. Apply Pay) and PayPal would has more perspective growth independently. Relatively speaking, Alipay is the part of Alibaba, as well as…