Alibaba: yhe house that Jack Ma built
Alibaba is an unusual name for a Chinese company. Its founder, Jack Ma, a former English teacher, is an unlikely corporate titan. Yet the house that Jack built is home to the largest virtual shopping mall in the world, soon to overtake Walmart in the amount of goods sold. The company’s IPO on th...
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| 言語: | English |
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HarperAudio
2020
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| 要約: | Alibaba is an unusual name for a Chinese company. Its founder, Jack Ma, a
former English teacher, is an unlikely corporate titan.
Yet the house that Jack built is home to the largest virtual shopping mall in
the world, soon to overtake Walmart in the amount of goods sold. The
company’s IPO on the New York Stock Exchange in September 2014 raised $25
billion, the largest stock market flotation in history. In the months that followed,
Alibaba’s shares soared, making it one of the top ten most valuable companies in
the world, worth almost $300 billion. Alibaba became the most valuable Internet
company in the world after Google, its shares worth more than Amazon and
eBay combined. Nine days before the IPO, Jack celebrated his fiftieth birthday,
the soaring value of his stake making him the richest man in Asia. |
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