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Alibaba Group (BABA -0.73%) has long disappointed investors since the launch of the stock in 2014. Amid political risks, high-profile U.S. investors were initially drawn by its cheap valuation and market leadership, but beginning in late 2020, Alibaba began to sell off, mostly due to the political risks.

Alibaba is transforming into a dual-engine company focused on consumer platforms and AI-driven cloud infrastructure, streamlining its business for growth. China commerce is re-accelerating with innovations like Taobao Instant Commerce and Amap, driving higher engagement, monetization, and improved unit economics. Cloud revenue is accelerating, fueled by strong AI demand and open-source model le...

China's stock markets are staging a strong rally, with artificial intelligence emerging as the central force behind investor enthusiasm. The sharp rise follows a muted 2024, when Chinese equities were in decline for most of the year.

Alibaba stock's (NYSE:BABA) resurgence has been remarkably dramatic. After struggling for a significant part of the last few years due to regulatory pressures, sluggish consumption in China, and increased competition in e-commerce, the stock has experienced a spectacular rally this year.

Alibaba (BABA 3.44%) was among the winners last night as the Chinese tech giant continued to benefit from investments in artificial intelligence, as investors increasingly see it as a winner in AI.

The tech conglomerate's American depositary receipts are up 116% so far in 2025.

Alibaba stock price continued it strong rally in Hong Kong after JPMorgan analysts boosted their target. BABA shares have jumped in the last four consecutive weeks and are trading at the highest level since August 2021.