Chinese stocks tumbled in US trading on Monday, led by the biggest selloff in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. since 2022, after President Donald Trump’s latest executive order stirred fears about deepening financial and technological decoupling between the world’s two largest economies.

Shares of Alibaba ( BABA -9.10%) were taking a dive today after investors balked at the company's big spending plans in cloud and artificial intelligence (AI). As a result, the stock was down 9.7% as of 11:24 a.m. ET.

Alibaba's Q3/25 results were strong, with significant revenue and EPS growth. Click here to read why BABA stock remains a strong long-term investment.

Improvements in E-Commerce Business Although China’s retail market has been mixed in recent quarters due to uncertain consumer sentiment and decelerating economic

Alibaba's shares opened 10% higher in Hong Kong on Friday to reach their highest level in more than three years, after it reported third-quarter revenues just above analysts' estimates and said it plans to invest more in e-commerce and AI.

The Alibaba Group is going all in on AI as it announces plans to invest at least $53 billion over the next three years.

Shareholders of Alibaba Group Holding Limited ( NYSE:BABA ) will be pleased this week, given that the stock price is

Alibaba (BABA) stock is falling 7% after the China-based tech conglomerate disclosed that it would spend at least 380 billion yuan or $52.44 billion on cloud computing and AI infrastructure in the