Alibaba’s Marquee Business Shrinks as Domestic Demand Falters
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(Bloomberg) — Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. posted an anemic 4% rise in revenue after its Chinese commerce business shrank for the first time in at least a year.
Its shares slid more than 2% in premarket trading in New York, as a 27% drop in profits spooked investors already nervous about the health of the Chinese consumer. The weak results dispelled hopes of a quick turnaround at the company that pioneered Chinese e-commerce two decades ago.
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