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Temu sprang onto the US e-commerce scene with a bold claim that it can deliver quality products at affordable prices for just about any budget. Yes, that’s right - "quality" and "affordability" in the same sentence.
ByteDance, the Beijing-based parent company of TikTok, has recently launched a new fast-fashion retail platform named "If Yooou." It currently covers European countries such as the UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
Alibaba.com, a leading e-commerce marketplace operated by internet giant Alibaba, launched "Alibaba.com Pay" on Friday, which mainly serves small and medium-sized business customers engaged in cross-border foreign trade.
SHEIN invests in Forever 21's parent company, embarking on new attempts: e-commerce platform and offline experiments.
PDD Holdings’ US shopping app Temu is planning an expansion into Canada, just months after beginning operations in America.
In the first half of 2022, the sales of cross-border e-commerce platform SHEIN exceeded $16 billion, with a year-on-year growth rate of over 50%.
Suning International, the international business arm of Chinese retail giant Suning Group, unveiled a new cross-border initiative that will see the company partner with foreign brands that are seeking entry into China.
A new e-commerce website and mobile app that bears the same registered address as Pinduoduo went live on September 1, weeks after speculation that the Chinese agriculture-focused technology company will launch a cross-border service.
Pinduoduo, a Chinese agricultural-focused technology platform, is preparing a cross-border e-commerce app, expected to be released initially for the US market in mid-September.
The e-commerce wing of Chinese short video sharing platform Kuaishou announced on December 17 that the company has newly formulated an "Imported E-Commerce Management Code," which will take effect on December 25.
On September 7, 2023, Alibaba.com introduced an innovative suite of products at its Co-Create conference in Las Vegas.
Cainiao, a logistics company launched by Alibaba, has released a plan in China called "Cross-Border Worry-Free," with eight measures for import and export businesses in areas affected by the pandemic.