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Jack Ma’s Buying Does Little to Ease Alibaba Share Sale Fallout

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 26 August 2026, 07:54 UTC By Jeanny Yu 1 min read
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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s efforts to revive sentiment after its $10 billion share placement has failed to dispel investor concerns over how it chose to finance its AI ambition.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s efforts to revive sentiment after its $10 billion share placement has failed to dispel investor concerns over how it chose to finance its AI ambition.
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