< p > according to the Carla Er Kara Swisher of the US technology website Re/Code, the Alibaba's < a href= //m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp > IPO file is expected to be submitted next Monday or Tuesday.

When ER was visiting the US cable television station CNBC, he also said that Silicon Valley was very interested in Alibaba. After listing in the US, Alibaba is expected to start buying American companies, even YAHOO.

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< p > CNBC is the global financial cable TV satellite news station owned by NBC global group. It is recognized as the leader in the global financial media. Its in-depth analysis and real-time reporting have won the trust of the global business community.

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"P >" after the listing of Hongkong was stranded, the Alibaba announced in March 16th this year that it launched the "a href=" //m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp "listing" /a in the US, and said that if the conditions are ripe, it will return to the domestic capital market in the future.

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< p > < < a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp > > Alibaba > /a > listing place" twists and turns ".

Ali persisted in adopting a partner equity system, which was in conflict with the rules of the HKEx.

Although Ma Yun, chairman of Alibaba's board of directors, and Li Xiaojia, chief executive of the Hong Kong stock exchange, all hinted that there was room for negotiation last year, no progress has been made in Hongkong's public consultation.

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< p > according to the agreement reached between Alibaba and YAHOO in 2012, Alibaba has the right to buy back 1/2 of the remaining 24% shares held by YAHOO at the occasion of IPO, that is, 12%.

But the premise of the buyback is that the Alibaba needs to complete the listing by December 2015.

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< p > the market originally expected Alibaba group to submit the application document of IPO (initial public offering) as early as April 21st, but according to anonymous sources, the electronic giant is still working on the document and postponed the time of submission.

Sources said that more details were not clear, and revealed that Alibaba group has not yet set a specific IPO time, nor has it decided on the issue of listing on NASDAQ or the New York stock exchange.

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< p > the market expects that the group will raise over $16 billion in IPO pactions, thus exceeding the highest level of $16 billion raised by IPO, a social networking giant Facebook, in 2012.

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