Shareholders of Youku Tudou, the U.S. traded Chinese online video provider, will vote on its merger plan with Alibaba on March 14th and the approval will make it a fully owned subsidiary of Alibaba.

The two companies will together boast over a third of the market share in the booming country where online video sites unofficially compete for eyeballs with traditional television. The all-stock deal ...

Chinese video platform Youku Tudou has partnered with Disney to be the exclusive online movie marketing platform in China for its Marvel collection of movies and TV series. The agreement spans online ...

Youku and Tudou may have merged financially, but it seems Youku's management is not planning to merge the two platforms anytime soon. Yesterday, Youku Tudou launched what it is calling the "True Dou" ...

Younger-skewing Tudou will launch three self-produced shows, including one providing updates on celebrity culture and the entertainment industry. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor Youku Tudou, ...

China-based Web video company Tudou disclosed in an SEC filing this afternoon that it expects to price an offering of 6 million American depositary shares at between $28 and $30 apiece. Each ADS ...

The combined entity is estimated to have a more than 30 percent share of the Chinese online video market following the $1 billion stock deal. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor Chinese online ...

Although we don't believe in timing the market or panicking over market movements, we do like to keep an eye on big changes -- just in case they're material to our investing thesis. Craving more input ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. If Tudou (TUDO:NMQ), a Chinese YouTube knockoff, was a bellweather of sorts for the prospects of Chinese ...

Tudou has created an enhanced video sharing platform that allows Sina Weibo users to share video content, which has given the company's stock prices a boost. In a statement issued last Friday, the ...