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What Alibaba Group’s Big Breakup Means For Retail And Luxury
Jack Ma’s sprawling conglomerate Alibaba just announced it’s splitting into six entities, the largest restructuring in its 24-year history. Read MoreChina’s Retailers Eye Potential Of ChatGPT And Other AI Chatbots
Releases of advanced Chinese AI chatbots are highly anticipated. But hasty adoption could lead to mistakes likely to be quickly identified by consumers. Read MoreAmid A Sea Of New Competitors, How Is Alibaba Preparing For 2023 And Beyond?
Alibaba’s Taobao and Tmall account for 53 percent of the e-commerce market, but fierce domestic and international competitors are gaining ground. Read MoreWith Jack Ma Stepping Back From Ant, Is China’s War On Tech Giants Over?
Jack Ma has just ceded his majority control of China’s Ant Group. What does this mean for the fintech giant’s growth prospects and stalled IPO? Read MoreAfter A Lukewarm Singles’ Day In China, Is Double 12 Disappearing?
China’s shopping festival "Double 12" — built on the success of Double 11 — is now being neglected by both merchants and consumers. Why did it happen? Read MoreHow Alibaba Tapped The Chinaverse For Double 11
With over 21 million products showcased and 290,000 brands participating, China’s Double 11 season was back — but this time with a Web3 makeover. Read MoreAlibaba And JD.com Keep Double 11 Revenues Secret. The Chinese Consumer Is Clearly Changing.
Keeping quiet on the final results of Double 11, China’s biggest e-commerce giants face stiff competition and changing consumer sentiment. Read MoreFrom 2017 To 2022: Five Years Of Tmall Luxury Pavilion So Far
In 2017, Alibaba announced a new endeavor created especially for luxury. Half a decade on, Jing Daily analyzes how Tmall’s Luxury Pavilion is faring. Read MoreLoyalty Membership Programs Spearhead Alibaba’s New Singles’ Day Growth Opportunities
How will Alibaba maintain its competitive edge and stand out at this year’s Double 11 shopping festival? The answer lies in it membership programs. Read MoreA Bleak Future Ahead For Chinese Tech Companies?
Chinese tech stocks including Alibaba and JD.com are taking the brunt of the panic selling as investors fear a renewed crackdown on private firms. Read More