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President Xi Jinping pledges $50.7 billion in financial assistance to countries in Africa
Sep.6 2024 10:00 AM

China’s internet rivals begin to break down barriers around their online ecosystems
Sep.5 2024 04:14 AM

Expansion into online healthcare services could be just what the doctor ordered for Ant
Aug.17 2024 03:02 AM

Rivalry with PDD and JD.com stunts Alibaba’s growth as uncertainty shrouds China’s economy
Aug.16 2024 04:16 AM

Pinduoduo's "refund only" policy, designed to enhance consumer protection by permitting refunds without returns, has been exploited by fraudsters, resulting in significant financial losses for merchants and fostering a black and gray market industry chain. Fraudsters exploit shipping insurance by ordering items with shipping insurance and returning empty packages or different items, profiting from the difference between shipping costs and insurance compensation, bolstering a complex black market. Efforts to curb these abuses are hampered by covert, dispersed fraudulent networks, adaptive tactics, and jurisdictional complexities, causing ongoing distortions in e-commerce ecosystems despite advancements in risk control measures.
Aug.10 2024 13:22 PM

China’s cross-border e-commerce has increased significantly, with a 15.6% rise in 2023 to 2.38 trillion yuan, driving the cross-border payment industry. Government support is growing, issuing "Opinions" to promote efficient and low-cost cross-border fund settlement services. Rapid expansion and transformation in the payment landscape include significant participation from non-bank payment institutions and ongoing regulatory efforts on licensing and compliance.
Jul.20 2024 13:12 PM

- JD.com faced significant resistance from publishers during the "618" shopping festival due to aggressive pricing strategies that reduce book prices below production costs.
- Both Alibaba and JD.com are adopting more aggressive low-price strategies in response to market demands and Pinduoduo's success in attracting traffic with lower-priced goods.
- Various e-commerce platforms, including Temu and Douyin, are dealing with challenges related to maintaining low prices, managing merchant conflicts, and balancing consumer trust and product quality.
Jun.15 2024 12:54 PM

China’s tech companies expected to follow Alibaba Group and JD.com by turning to convertible bonds
May.29 2024 03:37 AM

Chinese e-commerce giant reports profit that more than tripled and revenue that more than doubled in the first quarter, eclipsing Alibaba and JD.com’s results
May.28 2024 19:34 PM

Jack Ma tells employees ‘we must reform for the future’
Apr.15 2024 07:27 AM

- Alibaba, under the leadership of founder Jack Ma and executives Daniel Zhang and Joseph Tsai, is refocusing on its core e-commerce and cloud computing businesses after a period of reflection and business contraction. This shift includes divesting non-core assets, such as traditional retail operations, to protect its main revenue streams amid challenges like the pandemic, competition, and regulatory fines.
- Alibaba's internal restructuring aims to improve user experience and organizational efficiency in response to past shortcomings in market competition. The company has initiated significant personnel changes, emphasizing AI-driven strategies and prioritizing customer satisfaction over chasing KPIs.
- Despite efforts to revitalize growth through strategic adjustments in e-commerce and cloud services, Alibaba faces intense competition both domestically and internationally. Its stock price has significantly declined from its peak in 2020, reflecting market skepticism about the effectiveness of these reforms. Meanwhile, Alibaba continues to explore opportunities for expansion in international markets through platforms like AliExpress (速卖通) and its B2B services.
Apr.13 2024 20:24 PM

- Chinese internet giants like Tencent, Alibaba, and ByteDance are breaking down competitive barriers and collaborating in areas such as gaming, advertising, and office software amidst regulatory encouragement for "wall-breaking" to foster a more interconnected digital ecosystem. This shift comes as companies face economic pressures, stricter regulations, and the need to focus on core businesses for sustainable growth.
- The internet sector is experiencing a slowdown with traditional high-growth areas like e-commerce and advertising under pressure due to macroeconomic challenges and changing consumer behaviors. Companies are refocusing on their main revenue drivers, shedding less successful ventures, and streamlining operations to adapt to the new market realities.
- Despite overall market challenges, platforms like Pinduoduo and ByteDance's TikTok (and its e-commerce platform Temu) have shown remarkable growth by capitalizing on low-price strategies and international expansion. This has led other companies to adjust their strategies towards more cost-effective offerings and explore new opportunities for growth outside of China.
Apr.13 2024 12:44 PM

While scanning QR codes is the ubiquitous payment method in China, it’s not available to most foreign visitors, making it a major hassle to even buy a coffee
Apr.9 2024 19:15 PM

Chairman says reshuffle aims to promote Ant’s major strategies to advance in artificial intelligence, payment business and international expansion
Mar.20 2024 05:24 AM

Beijing has also added over a dozen more countries to its visa-free list recently, as it tries to clear the hurdles preventing a revival of inbound tourism
Mar.19 2024 20:49 PM

New CEO’s appointment raises speculation that Alibaba is preparing to sell off its grocery arm Freshippo
Mar.19 2024 03:25 AM

Alipay and WeChat Pay are working with NetsUnion Clearing to boost the use of foreign bank cards and digital wallets on the Chinese mainland
Mar.7 2024 21:22 PM

The internet giant will slash prices by as much as 55% on more than 100 products, including data storage and elastic computing options for online processing power
Feb.29 2024 18:13 PM

A complicated multi-way split within the internet company is fueling concern among investors
Feb.8 2024 05:37 AM

- Despite China's efforts to boost inbound tourism, foreign visitors face challenges with mobile payments, credit card acceptance, and complex registration processes for accommodations and attractions.
- China has relaxed visa policies and introduced unilateral visa exemptions for several countries to facilitate travel, but the recovery of inbound tourism is slow due to lingering effects of the pandemic and anti-globalization sentiments.
- Inbound tourism in China is hindered by a lack of international flights, high ticket prices, outdated group tour products, and insufficient promotion to younger global audiences.
Jan.20 2024 13:44 PM
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