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Alibaba.com, China's largest ecommerce site, is to float on the stock market in what is likely to be the largest ever initial public offering by a Chinese internet firm. Alibaba has two main strands of business: a consumer site for Chinese residents with 16 million registered users, and a business to business website - Alibaba …

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  1. Andy Bright

    None of these banks

    Have any relation to those during WWII that enabled Nazis to stash the money and possessions of millions of Jews murdered in concentration camps.

    Their involvement with China and a company that assists the Chinese government in imprisoning free speech activists is purely for the benefit of their investors.

    I'm sure they will agree when I say that supporting companies like Yahoo China allows western corporations to influence the actions of the Chinese government, turning them into a more tolerant regime by showing them the economic benefits of a free society - and helping to lock up anyone that says differently.

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  2. JP

    So refreshing...

    to see a novel approach of hate-mongering. Tying in large banking corporations AND China with the Nazi regime. Refreshing.

    Let's just ignore the fact that every time you buy clothes, electronics, hell, probably any plastic item, that free-speech hating government gets a little cut.

    Oh, and please tell me, which countries tried to cut up China into colonial sectors?

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