
Alibaba's Cainiao Withdraws IPO Application and Sells Shares to Alibaba Group
Cainiao has withdrawn its IPO application, and plans to sell all its issued shares to Alibaba Group at a price of up to 3.75 billion USD
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Cainiao has withdrawn its IPO application, and plans to sell all its issued shares to Alibaba Group at a price of up to 3.75 billion USD
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