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Alibaba to cut 7% of workforce in its cloud unit as it pursues IPO for the division
Alibaba is cutting 7% of the workforce in its cloud computing division as the unit gears up for an initial public offering.
Wall Street Journal12d
Alibaba Outlines IPO Plans as It Splits Into Six Groups
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said it will soon start carving out its units via IPOs ... Alibaba in March said it plans to split itself into six independently run companies, effectively ...
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Alibaba to split into six units, likely to pursue separate IPOs
ALIBABA Group Holding Ltd is planning to split its business into six main units covering e-commerce, media and the cloud, the company said on Tuesday, adding that each of the units will explore ...
The Financial Times12d
Alibaba kicks off unit IPOs as revenue growth weakens
The announcements come less than two months after Alibaba revealed its plan to split into six business units in a radical break-up that comes after Beijing’s crackdown on China’s tech giants.
TechCrunch12d
Alibaba to spin off its cloud, AI and business messenger unit
Seven weeks after Alibaba announced its historic restructuring plan to split itself into six independent companies, the juggernaut is gearing up to spin off its intelligence group. Alibaba went ...
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Alibaba plans to list cloud division as quarterly revenue misses expectations
Alibaba announced plans to spin off its cloud division as a separate, publicly-traded company. The e-commerce titan's ...
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Alibaba's cloud unit to cut 7% of staff in overhaul - source
The development is part of Alibaba's announcement earlier this year of plans to restructure into six units, following a two-year regulatory crackdown on China's tech sector. Alibaba's cloud ...
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Alibaba To Make Significant Job Cuts Amid IPO Plans
Alibaba Group planned to split into six business groups and launch separate public listings, triggering mass layoff, ...
Reuters12d
Alibaba misses revenue estimate, approves cloud unit spinoff
Earlier this year, Alibaba announced plans to restructure into six units following a two-year regulatory crackdown on China's tech sector. It expects all of the units except for its China-facing e ...
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Alibaba preps for cloud spin-off
Alibaba Group disclosed plans to list its cloud business after lining up external financing, part of its first move to split ...
Wall Street Journal12d
Alibaba Outlines IPO Plans as It Splits Into Six Groups
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said it will soon start carving out its units via IPOs ... Alibaba in March said it plans to split itself into six independently run companies, effectively ...

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