China woes push Alibaba share price below IPO level
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba sees its share price drop below IPO price for the first time.
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What Is Alibaba Worth? That Depends on Tencent
BEIJING |By Jeffrey Towson via Caixin | The valuation of China’s largest e-commerce company is tied to its market share, margins and return on capital, factors its rival can easily impact. Far the low-end of predictions have put Alibaba at US$ 80 billion to US$ 100 billion. The majority of estimates are in the US$150 billion range. And a few analysts are making headlines with predictions of US$ 250 billion and above.