Alibaba opts out of releasing Singles Day figures

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First time the results haven't been published.

Alibaba opts out of releasing Singles Day figures
  For the first time ever, Alibaba Group opted not to disclose the final sales tally of its annual Singles Day shopping festival since it started the event in 2009. The only mention of its sales was saying that its results were in line with last year. Last year's 8.5 percent rise in gross ...

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