E-Commerce

JD.com will enter the 400 million consumer market with 100,000 popular items and the promise of completing premium deliveries in 2-3 days. Read More

Big-spending consumers are being offered exclusive deals, celebrity events, flexible payment, and door-to-door returns when what they really care about is authentic items. Read More

Rakesh Tondon, CEO of Le Tote, feels a real sense of urgency about the China opportunity. He told us “If we don’t do it now, somebody else will.” Read More

Tencent and Alibaba are exerting more and more influence on how brands reach customers in China, both online and offline. Read More

With competition for content creators and viewers at an all time high, Meipai's "system upgrade" couldn't come at a worse time. Read More

As Secoo works to stand out from the crowd, it has begun promising ‘exclusive’ offerings from indie brands. And it's further diversifying, launching its own cocktail label. Read More

"Our biggest issue is always getting luxury brands to look past the word ‘deal’," said the e-commerce platform's Senior Development Director. Read More

Using digital and analogue resources together, brands such as Estée Lauder are getting much better at tracking consumer wants, identifying easy targets, and selling units. Read More

JD.com prides itself on selling authentic items, something crucial to its forays into the luxury market. Recent slip ups, however, are challenging public perceptions of the brand at a crucial moment. Read More

Whether it's traditional media opening their own online stores or e-commerce sites adding more editorial content, both sides are coming closer together in China. Read More