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HONG KONG:ZTE Corp said trading in its shares would resume on Wednesday, ending a two-month suspension, after the Chinese telecommunications giant agreed to pay up to $1.4 billion in penalties to the US government and radically overhaul its management.China s number two telecommunications equipment maker was crippled wh
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said on Monday it would buy the remaining shares of Ele.me, a major platform in China s food delivery market, as it competes with Tencent services for offline consumers.Alibaba and affiliate Ant Small amp Micro Financial Services Group curren
air max tn tly own approximately 43 per cent of Ele.me, and the latest deal will value the startup a $9.5 billion, said Alibaba in a statement.Chinese consumers spend billions in Singles Day shopping bingeEle.me, which roughly translates as Hungry is part of a fast-growing and competitive e-commerce market
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