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Alibaba bids $1.5 billion for China grocer Pupu in Meituan fightAlibaba is reportedly offering $1.5 billion for Chinese grocery delivery firm Pupu, initiating a bidding war to gain market share from riva...- US clears H200 chip sales to 10 China firms as Nvidia CEO looks for breakthroughDespite US approval for around 10 Chinese firms to buy Nvidia's H200 AI chips, no deliveries have occurred. CEO Jensen Huang's China trip, ...
- China's JD.com tops quarterly revenue estimates on steady e-commerce demandA major Chinese e-commerce company exceeded quarterly revenue expectations. This indicates strong consumer spending driven by discounts and...
- Chinese ecommerce giants make expensive bets on fast deliveriesThe new turf war focused on speed is coming at a high cost in the short term as the ecommerce giants look to entice consumers with hefty di...
- China's JD.com moves into food delivery, starts recruiting restaurantsCatering merchants who register with JD Takeaway before May 1 will enjoy commission-free services for the entire year, it said.
- China's JD.com announces $5 billion share buyback planJD.com, which last week beat profit forecasts for the June quarter, and rivals such as Alibaba, have been seeking to alleviate investor con...
- Chinese ecommerce giant JD beats estimates for quarterly profitThe Chinese e-commerce giant saw a significant rise in quarterly profit, fueled by a mid-year sales festival and aggressive price cuts. Its...
- Why do billionaire traders don't eye Nvidia? They aim to bag these shares instead. Details hereThe biggest traders of world stock markets don't chase chipmaker Nvidia, they aim to buy the stocks of companies like Alibaba, JD.com, Kran...
- Chinese ecommerce giants face delicate balance between discounts, profitAlibaba's earnings reports are crucial indicators for China's consumer sentiment, influenced by competition from Pinduoduo and Douyin. The ...
- Chinese retailer JD beats quarterly revenue estimates as heavy discounts buoy demandChina's shaky economic growth, high youth unemployment and lower wages for office workers have led to consumers tightening their purse stri...
- JD.com shares fall 13%, hits record low; banks cut Q3 growth target on retail slowdownJD.com, which is listed in Hong Kong and the United States, is expected to report quarterly financial data in mid-November following China'...
- China's JD.com beats revenue estimates on sales of lower-priced goodsJD.com saw increased traffic on the back of purchases ahead of the holiday season and as people attending offices and social functions cont...
- Chinese ecommerce giants entice cautious consumers with steep mid-year discountsThe 618 festival, named after the founding date of JD.com but embraced by all platforms and running from late May until June 18, is a key t...
- China's JD. com to spin off industrial, property units in $1 billion Hong Kong floatsIn a filing on Thurday, JD.com said it would continue to hold a stake of more than 50% in the units, JD Industrials and JD Property, upon c...
- China's JD.com reports higher fourth-quarter adjusted profitRevenue rose 7.1% to 295.4 billion yuan in the three months ended December, missing analysts' estimates of 296.17 billion yuan, according t...
- JD.com to issue shares worth $220 million to Tencent for WeChat accessThe deal follows Tencent's sale of a $16.4 billion stake in JD.com to Walmart Inc last year and extends an existing partnership with the We...
- Tencent to give $16.4 billion JD.com stake to shareholders as dividendTencent will distribute $16.37 billion worth of its JD.com stake to shareholders, slashing its holding in China's second-biggest e-commerce...
- China's JD.com cashes in on steady online demand, beats expectationsJD.com raked in 110 million new active customer accounts during the year while Jack Ma's Alibaba added about 68 million active buyers in th...
- Google to invest $550 mln in Chinese e-commerce giant JD.comThe investment may give Google access to more consumer data, which can be used to boost usage of Google Shopping.
- China's JD.com values its IPO at $23 billionJd.com's $23 billion is far behind the $100 billion-plus price tag attached to rival Alibaba. But it leaves room for a decent performance.
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