Submission #4
bwcfxtkij
herdarbb@hotmail.com
@@@
SEOUL 鈥?Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant currently readying a $130 billion IPO, [url=http://www.juicemarket.info/welcome.aspx]True Religion Mens Jeans[/url] has hired Zhang Qiang to head its film division, according to reports.
Zhang was vice president of China Film Group, the [url=http://www.styledepth.com/images/Login.asp]True Religion Jeans Cheap[/url] state-owned enterprise that is the single largest player in the Chinese industry.
According to the Wall Street Journal, where the story was first reported , Zhang has resigned from CFG and will start his new [url=http://janewenham-jones.com/fitflop-outlet.asp]Fitflop Clearance[/url] position next month.
The move further underlines the scale of Alibaba鈥檚 ambitions in film and entertainment.
In the past few months it has launched crowd-funding site Yu Le Bao. It has also paid $1.09 billion for a $16.5% stake in online video [url=http://janewenham-jones.com/beats-by-dre-studio.html]Beats By Dr Dre[/url] platform Youku Tudou; $806 million for a 60% stake in film ChinaVision; put up $1.05 billion of loans for minority stake in digital [url=http://janewenham-jones.com/mybooks.php]Kate Spade Outlet[/url] broadcasting group Wasu; and $190 million for a 50% stake in Evergrande FC, one of China鈥檚 leading soccer teams.
SEOUL 鈥?Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant currently readying a $130 billion IPO, [url=http://www.juicemarket.info/welcome.aspx]True Religion Mens Jeans[/url] has hired Zhang Qiang to head its film division, according to reports.
Zhang was vice president of China Film Group, the [url=http://www.styledepth.com/images/Login.asp]True Religion Jeans Cheap[/url] state-owned enterprise that is the single largest player in the Chinese industry.
According to the Wall Street Journal, where the story was first reported , Zhang has resigned from CFG and will start his new [url=http://janewenham-jones.com/fitflop-outlet.asp]Fitflop Clearance[/url] position next month.
The move further underlines the scale of Alibaba鈥檚 ambitions in film and entertainment.
In the past few months it has launched crowd-funding site Yu Le Bao. It has also paid $1.09 billion for a $16.5% stake in online video [url=http://janewenham-jones.com/beats-by-dre-studio.html]Beats By Dr Dre[/url] platform Youku Tudou; $806 million for a 60% stake in film ChinaVision; put up $1.05 billion of loans for minority stake in digital [url=http://janewenham-jones.com/mybooks.php]Kate Spade Outlet[/url] broadcasting group Wasu; and $190 million for a 50% stake in Evergrande FC, one of China鈥檚 leading soccer teams.