News for Alibaba Health Information Technology Limited (ALBHF)

In this article, we will be analyzing the global pharmacy industry and its dominant players, while covering the 15 largest pharmacy chains in the world.

As per this succession plan, e-commerce executive Eddie Yongming Wu will replace Daniel Zhang as the CEO of the company.

Hong Kong shares opened in the green on Friday with the benchmark Hang Seng gaining 0.9% in morning trade taking cues from Wall Street which witnessed the much-awaited rebound the day before.

Hong Kong stocks opened mixed on Thursday morning, taking cues from Wall Street where major indices closed in the red on Wednesday as investors and traders lost optimism regarding any possible year-end rebound and braced themselves for the n

Hong Kong stocks opened mixed although the benchmark Hang Seng rose over 2% in morning trade as China has removed some of its COVID restrictions earlier than anticipated.

While many may be familiar with Alibaba Group Holdings Limited, but the same cannot be said for the company which it has a major ownership to since 2015 - in Alibaba Health Information Technology Limited (SEHK:0241), or Alibaba Health for short. In this post, you'll learn more about this Hong Kong-listed company - including its businesses, historical performance (between FY2017/18 and FY2021/22), as well as its current year performance (1H FY2021/22 vs. 1H FY2022/23)...

Hong Kong stocks opened weaker on Friday, with the benchmark Hang Seng losing 1% on overnight cues from Wall Street. Fears over recession gained momentum after U.S.

Hong Kong stocks opened mixed on Wednesday, with the benchmark Hang Seng gaining 0.9% in opening trade after softer-than-expected consumer price inflation in the U.S. took major Wall Street indices higher.

Hong Kong stocks opened mixed on Tuesday as investors and traders await the crucial U.S.

Hong Kong stocks opened in the red on Monday, with the benchmark Hang Seng losing 1% in morning trade, as investors and traders shifted focus to U.S.

Hong Kong stocks opened mixed on Wednesday morning as investors and traders remained cautious over recession concerns that sparked a weak session on Wall Street the day before.

Hong Kong shares opened in the red on Wednesday morning Asia trade after China’s November factory activity narrowed at a faster pace.

Hong Kong markets opened higher on Friday, with the benchmark Hang Seng gaining close to 1% in morning trade, mostly led by tech stocks as China issued gaming licenses to a number of companies, in a move that potentially signals its crackdown on the gaming industry could

Hong Kong stocks opened in the red on Thursday, with the benchmark Hang Seng losing over 2.5% in morning trade, following news of Tencent cutting its $20 billion stake in Meituan.