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[EX Q]: HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group (BABA.N) has taken control of logistics unit  Cainiao  and pledged to spend 100 billion yuan ($15 billion) over five years to build out a global logistics network  underscoring aggressive expansion plans overseas.
Alibaba will invest 5.3 billion yuan to boost its stake in Cainiao Smart Logistics Network to 51 percent from 47 percent  giving it direct control over the loss-making affiliate  suggesting a rough valuation of  Cainiao  at around $20 billion.
âOur commitment to  Cainiao  and additional investment in logistics demonstrate Alibabaâs commitment to building the most-efficient logistic network in China and around the world â Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang said in a statement on Tuesday.
 Cainiao  was the focus of an investigation last year by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) into Alibabaâs accounting practices.
 Alibaba  which will gain an extra seat on Cainiaoâs board giving it four out of a total seven seats   added that more shares were issued in the funding round to other investors.  It  did not give details about the other issuances  which would impact  Cainiaoâs  valuation.
The investment also signals  Alibabaâs  intention to boost control over China âs  domestic warehousing and delivery market  increasingly competitive as firms seek to make use of troves of logistics data about the countryâs Internet-savvy shoppers.
In June major logistics company SF Holding cut ties with  Cainiao  which provides logistics support directly to Alibabaâs top e-commerce platform Taobao . SF Holding claimed Alibaba had requested data unrelated to an existing partnership agreement. Alibaba denied the claims.
A person close to Alibaba  who asked not to be named  said  Cainiao  was not currently considering an IPO.
Alibaba and  Cainiao  declined to comment.
Alibaba co-founded Cainiao in 2013  with partners including department store owner Intime Group  conglomerate Fosun Group and a handful of logistics companies. It oversees roughly 57 million deliveries a day.
[EX A]: Alibaba takes control of logistics business pledges $15 billion to expand network

[EX Q]: Salvador Tello  said the gunman fired at a truck in front of  him  as  he  was dropping off  his  three children.  Tello  said  he  was about three blocks from the school when bullets made “big holes” in the truck in front of  him .
 He  said  he  forced  his  children to duck down and slammed  his  truck into reverse and headed to the children’s grandmother’s house.
“I put my kids down and put my truck in reverse and went out ”  he  said. “I don’t believe it because I wake up  take my kids  feed them cereal and put them in the truck and says ‘Let’s go to school like a normal day.'”
On the way   he  said   he  saw an apparent gunshot victim and police at another scene.
[EX A]: Gunman picking random targets kills 4 in Northern California

[EX Q]: Markle's  former side hustle could come in handy for  her  upcoming nuptials. In fact  in 2013 the actress told Esquire that she used her calligraphy skills to write singer Robin Thicke and actress Paula Patton's wedding invites. She also used her skills to freelance for luxury brands.
As a soon-to-be resident of Kensington Palace   Markle  no longer has to worry about using  her  calligraphy skills to make ends meet.
"It was just an amazing surprise. It was so sweet  and natural and very romantic. He got on one knee "  Markle  said.
The two met for the first time in London in July 2016 through a mutual friend. They were spotted for the first time together last September at the Invictus Games with  Markle 's mother  reports Time. In a Vanity Fair cover story this October   Markle  confirmed  her  relationship with Prince Harry saying  "We're in love."
[EX A]:
Meghan Markle's former side hustle may be useful at her royal wedding