Records are meant to be broken. Alibaba Group’s IPO is set to become the biggest IPO in history, shattering the record set by Visa when it went public with a $19.7 billion offering in 2010. This dramatic milestone in Alibaba’s history will surely lead to changes across the Chinese corporate giant’s diverse range of business lines, from e-commerce marketplaces to logistics to financial services. An overseas IPO could prompt the firm to reassess its strategy for these business categories as ...
Records are meant to be broken. Alibaba Group’s IPO is set to become the biggest IPO in history, shattering the record set by Visa when it went public with a $19.7 billion offering in 2010. This dramatic milestone in Alibaba’s history will surely lead to changes across the Chinese corporate giant’s diverse range of business lines, from e-commerce marketplaces to logistics to financial services. An overseas IPO could prompt the firm to reassess its strategy for these business categories as ...
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