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In the closing of the recent trading day, JD.com, Inc. (JD) stood at $26.92, denoting a +1.05% move from the preceding trading day.

China internet names are moving together on Friday while the broader market slips, and the pattern raises a question that matters for anyone holding Alibaba through a brutal year: rotation or head fake?

JD.com has seen its share price struggle in recent years, and that slump puts the focus squarely on whether today's valuation can be explained by what the business earns. With the stock under pressure, the key issue for investors is how well JD.com's current earnings profile lines up with the price on screen. Over the past 5 years the share price has fallen 59.7%, which raises a direct question about whether the current market value still matches the company’s earnings power. JD.com’s...

The EC informed JD.com this week that rival companies had reacted negatively to commitments the Chinese e-commerce group submitted last month.

JD.com (JD) has received quite a bit of attention from Zacks.com users lately. Therefore, it is wise to be aware of the facts that can impact the stock's prospects.

Michael Burry, the investor famous for his subprime mortgage bets detailed in “The Big Short,” said on August 23 that he has sold his stake in Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE:BABA), calling the Chinese e-commerce and cloud giant’s shares overvalued. Burry stated in a Substack article that he had intended to reinvest the majority of […]

According to Michael Burry’s latest Substack note, he believes Lululemon’s incoming CEO will take over with a low bar, potentially creating room for a reset if the business returns to growth.

The British online retailer attracted interest from China’s JD.com, as well as several private equity firms, according to Sky News.

An auction of the retail empire formerly owned by the Barclay family is set to be shelved after bidders failed to meet the £2bn asking price.

An auction of the retail empire formerly owned by the Barclay family is set to be shelved after bidders failed to meet the £2bn asking price.

An auction of Very Group, one of Britain's biggest online retailers, is close to being scrapped after potential bidders including the Chinese behemoth JD.com refused to meet the £2bn asking price. Sky News has learnt that a sale process, which was tentatively launched earlier this year, is unlikely to proceed. The decision to abort the auction will leave Carlyle, the American private equity firm, as Very Group's owner for the foreseeable future.

The results snapped a three-quarter streak of losses for the Chinese shopping-and-delivery platform.

China's biggest internet stocks are moving in opposite directions Thursday, and the split points to a fault line running straight through the group that could reshape how investors position across the entire sector.

Michael Burry shifted his investment in Alibaba to JD.com.

Michael Burry’s Alibaba exit adds pressure as the company ramps up spending on AI and cloud infrastructure while profits plunge.

JD.com (NasdaqGS:JD) has agreed to form a joint venture with Chinese state-owned firms to invest in a large logistics and mixed-use project in Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis. The partnership focuses on building logistics infrastructure alongside commercial and residential space, signaling a broader role for JD.com beyond its core e-commerce operations. The move is aimed at strengthening JD.com's presence in Greater China and Hong Kong through deeper involvement in regional logistics...

JD.com (JD) is back in focus after its second quarter 2026 earnings, which showed lower revenue but higher net income. This has prompted investors to reassess profitability trends and consider what the updated figures mean for the stock. See our latest analysis for JD.com. Over the past year, JD.com has seen the share price move in a relatively narrow range, with a 1-year total shareholder return that is down 4.48%. This suggests only limited momentum despite short-term bumps around the...

The investor said Alibaba stock would need to fall by half for him to become interested again, calling out the company's share issuance

The investor bailed on share dilution fears. A day later, Alibaba priced a $10.3B offering that sent shares tumbling.

PDD (PDD) reported second-quarter earnings ahead of Wall Street estimates on Monday even as operatin

Alibaba's AI spending spree just sent profits crashing 75% and free cash flow deep into negative territory, and now the company is selling billions in new shares to keep the machine running. Michael Burry already walked away, and he says the stock needs to fall a lot further before he looks back.

Michael Burry Dumps BABA for JD.com as Alibaba's Massive Share Sale Draws Fire

Alibaba investors who were hoping the Chinese internet company might avoid the artificial-intelligence spending race are set to be disappointed. Alibaba said Sunday it had reached an agreement to place 710 million new shares to investors outside the U.S. at 112.70 Hong Kong dollars ($14.38) each. Its American depositary receipts were down 2.2% to $116.75—each ADR represents eight underlying ordinary shares.

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Investing.com -- Michael Burry, the investor known for his bet against the U.S. housing market ahead of the 2008 financial crisis, has exited his position in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and shifted into rival Chinese e-commerce company JD.com Inc., saying Alibaba's shares have become too expensive.

Michael Burry criticized Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. shares as overvalued and disclosed that he recently exited his position in the Chinese tech giant in order to build a “large” position in rival online retailer JD.com Inc.

Alibaba's cloud business just posted a 22-quarter high in growth, yet the stock is sinking while rival Baidu climbs. The reason comes down to a single line in the earnings report that rewrote the entire narrative.

According to a European Union (EU) regulatory filing, cited by Reuters, the nature of the remedies put forward was not specified.

The notice covers the EU's cross-border investigation practices against JD.com under the bloc's FSR and states that no organisation or individual may implement or assist in implementing the EU's measures.

Alibaba reports earnings before market open on August 20th, and three converging signals suggest most investors are pricing it wrong. Here is what the setup actually looks like for anyone paying attention.