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Alibaba Slides 4% in Hong Kong as Iran Strikes Rattle Asian Markets. Earnings Loom.

Alibaba fell as much as 4.4% in Hong Kong after U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran sent shockwaves through Asian markets. The stock is now down roughly 19% in a month - and earnings are days away. Keeps it tight, hits the three key points (the drop, the broader trend, the earnings catalyst), and gives enough to make someone click without giving the whole piece away. Mirrors the density of your JD excerpt.

JD.com Is Trading Like a Dying Company. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

JD.com reports Q4 results on March 5. The stock sits near its 52-week low at a PE of 9x -84% below its historical average - while the company quietly builds a 1,000-store European retail footprint through its €2.2 billion Ceconomy acquisition. Here's what to expect from earnings and why this report could matter more than usual.

Could Iran Strikes Push Chinese Markets Into a Short-Term Selloff? Beijing May Have Already Prepared for This.