Alibaba has been working hard to turn around its core e-commerce business. It has been investing heavily in Tmall and Taobao ...

Detailed price information for Alibaba Group Holding ADR (BABA-N) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.

One of these stocks is China's giant, Alibaba Group Holding Limited, whilst the second one is a U.S. corporation, Amazon.com, Inc., although both of the companies can be called international.

Alibaba and Nio are holding within inside bar patterns but Amazon is breaking down bearishly from the mother bar. Bullish Alibaba traders want to see the stock's consolidation eventually power it ...

But which of the two is a better stock to own in the next few years? Let's explore this further. At first glance, Amazon and Alibaba seem like companies separated by more than just geography.

When it comes to tech stocks riding the artificial intelligence (AI) wave, both Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Alibaba (NYSE: BABA) are in strong positions. Each is leaning into AI to help drive growth ...

While Amazon stock has soared roughly 72% year to date, Alibaba's share price is roughly flat across the stretch. Will investors score better returns by putting their money behind the red-hot ...

While Alibaba is more of a turnaround story, Amazon is an efficient growth machine. The one stock offers more potential upside, but the other looks very attractive from a risk-reward perspective.

Parkev Tatevosian, CFA has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Amazon ...