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Jack Ma Loses His $3 Billion Gain As Investors Worry About Alibaba’s Growth Outlook

Por: Forbes Business February 24, 2023

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Alibaba cofounder Jack Ma.Wang HE/Getty Images Billionaire is back to square one. The $3.4 billion gain to his wealth since the start of the year has all but evaporated, after Alibaba’s stock was dragged lower on renewed worries over the company’s growth prospects The Ma, who stepped down from the helm of Alibaba in 2019 but continues to derive his wealth from his holdings in the e-commerce giant, is now estimated to be worth $23.6 billion.... + full article



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