Investors' fever toward the Alibaba Group during its roadshow and all the hype surrounding the Chinese e-commerce behemoth are boding well for its record-breaking IPO in the US market.
As the BBC points out, "the largest US IPO is now a Chinese company," so here's a look at how Chinese and international media are reporting on Alibaba's impending IPO.
Alibaba takes a conservative approach as it does not want to repeat Facebook's experience of witnessing a fall in prices right after its shares started trading.
E-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd began a 10-day global roadshow on Monday for what is expected to be a record initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange.
China's e-commerce giant Alibaba Group on Monday kicked off its 10-day international roadshow to pitch investors for its initial public offering.
As Alibaba prepares for IPO in New York, a small online shopping website based in Beijing is hoping to become the giant's Achilles' heel.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd disclosed its initial public offering price range for the first time, which stood between $60 and $66 and was considered conservative by some analysts.
Alibaba's partnership is heart of its corporate value, according to a prospectus the Chinese Internet giant recently filed.
Alibaba's 27 partners are expected to start steering a listed giant within less than a month.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is postponing the start of investor meetings for its initial public offering by about a week to answer questions from the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Alipay, is joining forces with telecommunications giant Huawei to develop a service allowing cellphone users to make online payments using fingerprints as verification.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has postponed the start of investor meetings for its initial public offering (IPO) by about a week, says Bloomberg.