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News That Jack Ma Is Lying Low and Not Missing, Sends Alibaba Shares High
Confirmation that Jack Ma, Alibaba’s billionaire co-founder, is not actually missing, as has been widely reported, sent Alibaba shares trading higher. Read More
How Badly Will Sephora’s Customer Info Leak Damage The Brand?
Ahead of the Double 12 shopping festival, dozens of customers reported online that their personal information was leaked through Sephora’s Tmall store. Read More
Alibaba Group’s Sophisticated Game of Monopoly
44 percent of global sales come through a number of Chinese-owned companies, which in order of ranking include Taobao, Tmall, Jd.com and Pinduoduo. Read More
Are Luxury Brands Losing The Battle Against Alibaba’s Counterfeiters?
Jing Daily recently discovered that Taobao’s algorithm goes as far as promoting counterfeit goods through mobile payment app Alipay. Read More
What Can Luxury Learn from Group Buying?
Group buying is back, and as luxury brands struggle to connect with consumers on the mainland, can they learn from this dynamic e-commerce trend? Read More
Will China’s New Digital Currency Threaten The Dollar’s Reign?
China is steadily moving towards a digital currency, which would disrupt the dominance of online payment providers like Alipay and WeChat Pay. Read More
Can Meituan Go From Delivering Groceries to Delivering Luxury Products?
Meituan, a popular Chinese group buying website famous for delivering groceries, is battling Alibaba over payment platforms and other markets. Read More
What Would a Possible Antitrust Investigation into Alipay and WeChat Pay Reveal?
China’s top antitrust agency is looking into whether to launch a probe into the country’s largest online payment platforms. How would this affect retail? Read More
Joanie Xie Connects US Companies To 900 Million Consumers In China
Joanie Xie, head of the US office at the fintech company, Ant Financial, spoke with Jing Daily about new challenges in a post-pandemic world. Read More
Luxury Brands Take Action as Coronavirus Spreads
A series of brands are offering help against the deadly coronavirus in China, which, for local consumers, is a great show of respect for their country. Read More
