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Alibaba hires former Goldman banker Evans as president
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Alibaba Names Michael Evans as President
The Wall Street Journal q 3 mins 49 secs ago
BEIJING, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has hired former Goldman Sachs Group Inc partner Michael Evans to oversee the e-commerce company's international expansion, a top priority as the firm looks beyond China to sustain its heady growth rates.
Evans, who spent two decades at the investment bank in positions including vice chairman and head of Asia, has occupied a board seat at Alibaba since mid-2014, before the company held a record-setting public listing in New York.
Alibaba, by far the largest e-commerce player in China, said hiring Evans signalled its intention to ramp up cross-border commerce in earnest after it spent years focusing on securing its domestic market position.
Vermutlich wirfst Du da einige Dinge durcheinander.
http://www.ariva.de/news/...uft-sich-bei-Elektronik-Kette-ein-5452662
Von der Margenseite her sehe ich das eher kritischer.
Meines Erachtens ist das Wachstum okay.
Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/article/...aba-and-macys-cm508238#ixzz3ifcpboQb
"The average target price fell from $106.82 on Tuesday to $99.09 on Thursday, according to a Thomson Reuters survey of 46 analysts.
Of those analysts, 41 recommend buying Alibaba shares. None suggest selling, though the company has lost over $100 billion of market capitalization since its November high."
http://news.investors.com/...en=yahoocp&src=aurlled&ven=yahoo
, siehe hier:
"Online shopping in some of the larger Chinese cities is already reaching saturation, which is driving Alibaba to look for other areas of growth," Edison wrote.
That's one reason Alibaba this week announced it had invested $4.63 billion for a 20% stake in Suning Commerce Group, one of the largest consumer electronics retail chains in China. It has more than 1,600 stores in 289 cities. The deal puts Alibaba in direct competition with China's largest online direct sales company, JD.com (NASDAQ:JD), which is comparable to Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN). The Alibaba partnership hits JD at the heart of its most important category, consumer electronics, where it generates about 80% of revenue and half its gross merchandise volume.
die Investitionen, welche von BABA getätigt wurden, werden doch hoffnetlich auch mal Früchte tragen ;-)
zudem:
http://learnbonds.com/122587/...ll-it-maintain-its-lead-in-long-term/
http://www.aktiencheck.de/exklusiv/...ederholen_Aktienanalyse-6653972
interessant...was es bringt....keine Ahnung
http://seekingalpha.com/article/...9dac8c8fd049e366a2455c5f8&dr=1
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