Chinese e-commerce powerhouse Alibaba Group’s revenue jumped 45 per cent on strong mobile growth and more active buyers in the fiscal fourth quarter. The company also on Thursday named a new CEO and said it planned a hiring freeze for the fiscal year. Sales beat expectations, and the company’s shares rose 7.5 per cent in pre-market trading. Alibaba went public in September to much fanfare as investors sought to tap into the rapidly growing Chinese middle class consumer class. Its e-c
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