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Where Is Alibaba Founder Jack Ma?
China’s most famous entrepreneur, Jack Ma, is unlike his low-profile contemporaries. But now, the businessman has reportedly disappeared from public life. Read MoreWill Luxury Suffer From China’s Crackdown On Millennial Debt?
Ant Financial has amended credit limits for its consumer-lending platform Huabei to “promote more rational spending habits.” What does it mean for luxury? Read MoreAlibaba 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 MoreAlibaba, Like China’s Economy, Keeps Trending Up
Alibaba Group released its Fiscal Year 2020 Annual Report, which details the company’s performance, developments, and milestones over the past year. Read MoreShould The US Use China’s E-Voucher Model To Save Retail?
E-vouchers are an efficient way to boost consumer engagement and sales conversion rates, and they come at a lower price point than physical coupons. Read MoreWhy E-Commerce Giants Must Look Out For SMEs
With its new economic support plan, JD.com will provide small and medium-sized businesses with an interest-free credit line. But how will this benefit JD? Read MoreChina’s New Technologies Are Making Retail More Sustainable
Disruptive technologies in China have lessened the pollution footprint but can they really rescue businesses while helping to save the planet? Read MoreHow Fashion KOIs Bonded with Readers During COVID-19
Sales have taken a hit in China during the outbreak, but KOIs have used this moment to get closer to their fans—something fashion brands could learn from. Read MoreHow SARS Led to the Birth of China E-Commerce
SARS was a turning point for both JD.com and Alibaba. We take a look at what happened and how they navigated the virus crisis. Read MoreE-commerce vs. Brick and Mortar: Which Wins the Holiday Season?
When marketing luxury in China, is e-commerce or brick and mortar more important? It depends on how you tailor them for today's Chinese consumers. Read More