Alibaba終於啟動了！

折騰了這麼久，阿里終於正式確定方向了。
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阿里上市也許會標誌著大方向「盛極轉衰」的一個標誌性事件，之一。
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The Alibaba Group, China』s online commerce giant, confirmed early on Sunday that it planned to begin the process of becoming a public company in the United States.

In a post on its corporate blog, the company said it planned to list on an American stock market to become 「a more global company.」

The short blog post formally highlights that the company is on its way toward setting up its long-awaited initial public offering, one that could set records as the biggest ever. Among China』s burgeoning contingent of Internet titans, Alibaba is unique — parteBay, part Google, part PayPal.

Its I.P.O. could eventually raise more than the $16 billion thatFacebook reaped in its public debut nearly two years ago. Analysts speculate that the company could fetch a valuation well north of $130 billion.

The offering is expected to make some of Alibaba』s executives extremely wealthy, including Jack Ma, the former English teacher who founded the company in 1999.

Alibaba』s offering has drawn virtually all of Wall Street, as banks have regularly courted top officials like Mr. Ma and Joseph Tsai, a former American corporate lawyer who now serves as the company』s executive vice chairman.

According to a person briefed on the matter, the company plans to work with at least five major banks on its planned offering: Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase andMorgan Stanley. Citigroup is also expected to play a role, the person added.

The blog post also shows that the company has snubbed its hometown exchange, the Hong Kong stock exchange. The Asian market』s operator has refused to bless Alibaba』s partnership structure, in which a group of insiders will maintain control of the board despite owning a minority of shares over all; the Hong Kong exchange』s rules prohibit dual classes of shares and other arrangements that give shareholders more than one vote per share.

Alibaba said that at some point, it might be open to a dual listing in China.

「We wish to thank those in Hong Kong who have supported Alibaba Group,」 the company said in its post. 「We respect the viewpoints and policies of Hong Kong and will continue to pay close attention to and support the process of innovation and development of Hong Kong.」
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/ t1 l) z/ x! C! f本文轉自：http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014 ... type=blogs&_r=0 （紐約時報）

香港不接受，美國就會接受了？

中國不少公司上市都是盛極轉衰的
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折騰了好久了，馬雲當年都說不做網游，現在也做起了網游

很少有公司不走這條路的。。。。。

要圈錢了，大概小馬哥也賺飽了，準備撤了。
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ryan2101 發表於 2014-3-17 11:18
要圈錢了，大概小馬哥也賺飽了，準備撤了。

呵呵，公司做大後，都會這樣選擇。
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$ X# W. C4 {7 B, b不是我小看小馬哥,他最喜歡的還是香港的.在美國上市他損失的更多,但是因為某某協議的存在,他ipo的期限是2015年12月.

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突然發現阿里巴巴的樓層貌似中獎率高一些哈
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不關心，無所謂