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Alibaba Starts Its Shopping Spree: Buys HiChina Stake For $63.75 Million: China’s Alibaba Group has hinted for several months now that it is looking to make acquisitions and it has finally made a purchase: The Chinese e-commerce giant’s Alibaba.com unit is buying a controlling stake in HiChina—which provides domain name, email hosting, and website design services—for $63.75 million in cash...; Tags: Alibaba.com, HiChina, Mergers & Acquisitions, E-mail, Web Site Development, Strategy, Corporate Law, Web Technology, Outsourcing, It Services, Investment, Finance, Online Communications, Internet, Management, Business Operations, It Operations, Outsourcing & Subcontracting, E-Commerce, Money, M&A & Venture Capital, Companies, Yahoo, Countries, Asia, China, Joseph Tartakoff; External links 2009-09-28

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Two Keyword Registrars Appointed in China; HiChina and ChinaDNS Will Add RealNames Keyword Web Addresses to its Service Offerings: Business Editors/High-Tech Writers; Tags: Web; Research articles 2001-05-31
HiChina Enhances Email Defense Services With Commtouch Anti-Spam and Zero-Hour Virus Outbreak Protection: Leading Managed and Hosting Service Provider in China; Tags: anti-spam, e-mail; Research articles 2006-11-08

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