Alibaba's deal-making ripples across Silicon Valley

The e-commerce behemoth Alibaba filed in the United States to sell stock to the public for the first time, in an embrace of the global capital markets that represents a coming-of-age for the booming Chinese Internet industry.

The recent big tech IPOs of companies like Facebook, Twitter and Tesla could all soon be dwarfed by a company with roots far outside Silicon Valley. Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group just filed documents for its own 

Asia's tech companies still have a reputation in the West for being copycats. But Alibaba's massive IPO is proof that consumer tech innovations from Asia can no longer be ignored. Alibaba finally filed for its highly anticipated 

Chinese internet giant Alibaba officially filed a billion-dollar initial public offering Tuesday. (You can read all about the company's financial performance and prospects here.) Alibaba isn't a typical e-commerce venture. To truly 

The recent big tech IPOs of companies like Facebook, Twitter and Tesla could all soon be dwarfed by a company with roots far outside Silicon Valley. Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group just filed documents for its own