E-Commerce

Alibaba will release its 3Q 2019 (quarter ending December 31, 2018) earnings results on January 30, and investors will likely focus on revenue growth. Read More

Jing Daily caught up with a trio of marketing experts to seek strategies on how luxury brands should target Chinese consumers in 2019. Read More

Video streaming site Bilibili teamed up with Alibaba’s online marketplace Taobao, seeking to monopolize on the content-driven e-commerce. Read More

As the Chinese e-commerce law took effect on January 1st, Daigou are getting very creative to continue their work in a more restrictive environment. Read More

Conglomerate Richemont, whose portfolio includes brands like Chloé, Cartier, and Montblanc, is joining Alibaba’s Anti-Counterfeiting Alliance. Read More

The Chinese government’s decision to lift purchase limits on the cross-border e-commerce indicates a strong outlook in 2019. Read More

Luxury e-tailer Secoo has partnered with LVMH investment firm-backed Will's Gym to offer premium memberships on the e-commerce platform. Read More

E-commerce giant like Alibaba has realized that content is becoming king on China’s e-commerce platforms. Read More

Despite breaking sales records yet again, there's a hint that Chinese consumers grew weary of navigating all the Singles' Day deals. Read More

Christian Dior became the first luxury brand in China to leverage livestreaming to sell items on the country’s biggest social messaging app WeChat. Read More