Search Results: Pinduoduo
JD.com Wages Battle Against Rival Shopping App Pinduoduo — But Is It Worth It?
JD.com reportedly is taking on rival e-commerce platform Pinduoduo by launching a subsidy campaign. But is this a wise move? Read More
Alibaba, Douyin Mall, Pinduoduo: Which Will Win Chinese E-commerce In 2023 And Beyond?
China is the world’s largest e-commerce market, set to reach $3.3 trillion by 2025. Here's how the country's major platforms are vying for domination. Read More
Pinduoduo Versus Amazon: Can China’s E-commerce Giant Win On US Turf?
Backed by China’s price-sensitive consumers, Pinduoduo has beaten rivals Alibaba and JD.com in revenue growth. But can it replicate success in the US? Read More
Is Pinduoduo Ready To Compete With China’s Biggest Players?
Over the Chinese New Year holiday, Pinduoduo hit a milestone: Its daily active users surpassed Taobao’s for the first time in its six-year history. Read More
Is Criticism Of Its Hostile Work Culture Hurting Pinduoduo?
The Chinese e-commerce company Pinduoduo is being criticized for its unethical workplace culture. Will this crisis slow down the tech giant’s meteoric rise? Read More
Pinduoduo Sales Jump Alongside Chinese Consumer Spending
On November 12, China’s third-largest e-commerce player, Pinduoduo, posted a revenue jump of 89 percent to $2.1 billion over the third quarter. Read More
Can Pinduoduo’s Acceleration Threaten Its E-Commerce Rivals?
Huang Zheng, is China’s second richest man, meaning all eyes are on his e-commerce group buying platform, Pinduoduo. But can it rival its competitors? Read More
Meet Pinduoduo, Alibaba’s Newest Competition
Chinese e-tailer Pinduoduo has found amazing success with its “collective buying” shopping model, but now it needs to innovate or suffer the consequences. Read More
Battle of China’s e-commerce titans: Temu parent emerges ahead of Alibaba
PDD Holdings, the parent company of Pinduoduo and Temu, has surpassed Alibaba in market value. But does this mean luxury brands ought to migrate over? Read More
Alibaba cancels Double 12 shopping festival
China’s largest e-commerce platform Alibaba’s Taobao announced that the Taobao ‘Double 12’ event will not be held this year. Read More
