 | Alibaba raises buyback to USD 25 billion to boost slumping stockThe increase is a “sign of confidence in the company’s continued growth,” Alibaba said. |
 | China's #MeToo victims face abuse, payback for going publicIn multiple high-profile cases, particularly during China's brief #MeToo movement in 2018, victims were sued by the men who allegedly harassed them. |
 | Paytm raises IPO size to Rs 18,300 cr to allow more investor ‘exits’Earlier, the company had planned to raise Rs 16,600 crore from its IPO, but higher demand from investors made it increase the issue size. |
 | China's billionaire Jack Ma takes first trip abroad after crackdown on AlibabaJack Ma retired as Alibaba's chairman in 2019 on his 55th birthday, sparking speculation about his sudden decision to step down from the helm. |
 | China's Alibaba promises $15.5 billion for development initiativesAnother e-commerce company, Pinduoduo Inc., promised last month to spend $1.5 billion on agriculture and other rural development projects. |
| Chinese police detain two in Alibaba sexual assault caseThere was no evidence to indicate the men committed rape, a different charge under Chinese law, the police statement said. |
| Alibaba fires manager over sexual assault allegations by female employeeThe employee said the company didn't take the matter seriously when she reported the assault, and that she was told the suspect would not be fired from the company, according to her post. |
 | Alibaba working with police amid sexual assault allegationsThe investigation comes after an unidentified female employee wrote an internal post alleging her manager sexually assaulted her in a hotel room during a business trip. |
