Chinese Internet payment service provide Alipay has reached a deal with American online payment company Stripe to provide enhanced overseas shopping payment experience to Chinese users.

Chinese home appliances group Midea is expecting a huge jump in its 2014 earnings.

China Unicom held a foundation stone laying ceremony for its Hong Kong data center, in which the company will invest CNY3 billion.

Tencent Cloud will officially launch its Hong Kong data center by the end of this week, marking the start of the Chinese Internet giant's globalization strategy in the cloud computing sector.

Because Chinese manufacturers have a poor overseas reputation for creating shoddy goods and the Chinese government has been criticized for not doing enough to halt fake products, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is now trying to cull counterfeit goods from its own websites.

Alibaba Group and UCWeb jointly announced that UCWeb will be fully integrated into Alibaba Group to become the mobile business cluster of this Chinese e-commerce group.

Chinese e-commerce group Alibaba has established a new customer service unit and appointed Dai Shan as chief customer service officer.

Chinese third-party Internet payment company Alipay revealed that the company has reached a deal with South Korean website Lotte.com to provide a RMB payment channel to Chinese users who shop on the website.

Chinese e-commerce group Alibaba has appointed Jim Wilkinson as senior vice president, leading Alibaba's international corporate affairs unit.

Alibaba's cloud computing subsidiary Aliyun announced that its Hong Kong data center will be formally put into today, May 12.

Alibaba's cloud computing subsidiary Aliyun has formally opened its Beijing data center.

Chinese Internet video group Youku Tudou announced that they have established a strategic investment and cooperation partnership with Alibaba, which will hold a 16.5% stake in Youku Tudou.

Chinese search engine provider Baidu announced the official launch of its online payments service Baidu Wallet.

Hu Xiaoming, Alibaba's vice president for small- and micro-financial group and chief risk officer, announced in Beijing that the company will invest CNY40 million to establish a security fund.

Wang Licheng, former chief executive officer of Lefeng.com, has reportedly joined Tmall.com as senior director for the site's home improvement and lifestyle business.