Alibaba Seeking $3 Billion Loan to Buy Back Yahoo Stake

Alibaba Seeking $3 Billion Loan to Buy Back Yahoo Stake

2/9/2012

Chinese Internet giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltdis in the process of raising a US$3 billion loan from around six banks to buy back the stake that Yahoo Incowns in the company, people familiar with the situation said Thursday..

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