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A slowdown in China leaves the industry struggling to find growth anywhere else on the planet.

Amazon wants quick delivery to further differentiate itself from competitors in cross-border e-commerce.

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Four lakh Chinese tourists visited that country and spent about US$ 830 million in shopping during the National Day holiday week.

If a stronger-than-usual yuan means Chinese buyers do not get cleaned out in the process, there is no reason for them to hold back.

The figures highlight the strength of the Chinese economy, which has overtaken Japan to become the world's second largest.

Apple's iPad is selling on China's grey market only days after it went on sale in the US, a report said on Friday.