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Alibaba Helped By Revenue From Display Ads And Mobile

E-commerce giant Alibaba – often referred to as the Amazon of China – had a rosy third quarter, its first as a public company after a whopping $25 billion IPO (the one that put about $6 billion in stakeholder Yahoo’s pocket). (Earnings release.) Alibaba’s Q3 revenue growth was “mainly driven by the growth in online... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // November 4th, 2014 //
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Everyone Has Their Price: Who Wants Yahoo’s Dollars?

Yahoo has $6 billion in its wallet thanks to Alibaba’s IPO last week. But investors showed little faith in Yahoo’s core business, sending the stock plummeting. An article in Businessweek went so far as to value Yahoo’s business at zero. That means CEO Marissa Mayer needs to go shopping. “I think she’ll do a big... Continue reading »
by Sarah Sluis // September 26th, 2014 //
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Why Alibaba’s IPO Could Ignite A Commerce Spending Spree

As Asia-Pacific commerce powerhouses like Alibaba and Rakuten push West, it’s still unclear how they will grow large US-based audiences. One such method is through acquisition. Alibaba late last week priced its IPO at $60 to $66 per share and expects to raise $24 billion when the company begins trading on the New York Stock... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // September 9th, 2014 //
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Alibaba’s Q2 Revenue Nearly Doubles Year Over Year On Road To IPO

Just days shy of its IPO, Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba Group reported Q2 revenue of $2.54 billion, a 46.4% increase over last year, while net income skyrocketed to $1.99 billion. The company could raise close to an additional $20 billion out of the IPO based on an average valuation of $168 billion. In a revised... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // August 27th, 2014 //
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Yahoo Japan Gets On The Content Discovery Gravy Train, In Deal With Taboola

Beginning in September, Yahoo Japan will use Taboola's video discovery and content distribution network to power recommendations on owned and operated properties, as well as partner publisher sites, with the rollout of Yahoo Content Discovery. Yahoo Japan is a joint venture of Yahoo and SoftBank. In addition to its role as an online search and Internet... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // June 4th, 2014 //
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A Peek Inside Alibaba's Ad Business, Courtesy Of Its IPO Filing

Alibaba's big IPO filing on Tuesday shows the company is one of the world's largest ecommerce companies – maybe the biggest. But there's a subtler message, too: Thanks to its transactional data and exchange platform, the Chinese company is also among the giants of ad technology. "With rich consumer data generated from our China retail marketplaces, we utilize our proprietary algorithms to evaluate the... Continue reading »
by Zach Rodgers // May 6th, 2014 //
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Why China’s Alibaba Will Be A Formidable Force In US Advertising, Tech

Alibaba Group’s $206 million stake in US startup ShopRunner this fall foreshadowed the Chinese commerce giant’s interests in cross-country expansion. With a looming IPO expected this year and reports of a possible Nasdaq or NYSE listing, all eyes are on the company’s monetization moves. Often referred to as “the Amazon of China,” Alibaba owns close... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // January 9th, 2014 //
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Alibaba's $206M Stake In ShopRunner Will Help It Challenge Amazon

Alibaba Group, the Chinese equivalent of Amazon, has invested $206 million in ShopRunner, a member-only subscription ecommerce platform connecting consumers to hundreds of retail brands (like Toys R Us and Tommy Hilfiger) and a plethora of perks -- like free, two-day shipping and express checkout for $79 a year or $8.95 a month. Alibaba, in... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // October 11th, 2013 //
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