Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd. and four of its top executives are back on the hook in an investor suit claiming they made material misrepresentations in connection with Chinese e-commerce giant’s record $25 billion initial public offering in September 2014.
The district court dismissed the would-be class securities fraud suit for various pleading deficiencies, but the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed. In a Dec. 5 summary order, it said the defendants’ failure to disclose a meeting with Chinese regulators shortly before the IPO “concealed the true facts” about a significant threat to the company—an omission that rises ...
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