Alibaba founder Jack Ma and executives repurchased over HKD 800 million in company shares this week.
Alibaba founder Jack Ma, Chairman Joseph Tsai, and CEO Eddie Wu, among other executives, repurchased over HK$800 million worth of company shares this week. This move comes as the size of US sovereign debt continues to trouble global financial markets, and as Bitcoin and gold rose this week.
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