The Chinese e-commerce giant’s fourth-quarter revenue grew as consumer sentiment held up and the e-commerce giant’s AI efforts continued to bear fruit

Alibabas shares tumbled on Friday after the tech giants quarterly results fell short of expectations, raising concerns about weakening consumer demand in China and underwhelming AI-related growth. In Hong Kong,

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba reported quarterly revenue that missed Wall Street estimates on Thursday, as the firm works on new strategies to keep consumers spending amid persistent economic weakness and global trade uncertainties. Ciara Lee reports. Would you eat 3D printed plant-based beef?