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A letter from Zhejiang Communications Administration to the complainant on July 5 shows, in 2019, Alibaba Cloud disclosed the registration information retained by the user to a third-party partner without the user's consent.
The Consumer Council of Guangdong Province summoned seven large e-commerce platforms including Taobao, Kuaishou, Pinduoduo, and JD.com.
China’s major e-commerce platforms have taken a range of measures aimed at minimizing intellectual property (IP) infringements.
In response to market rumors that Kindle is shutting down, out of stock, and may be preparing a withdrawal from China, Amazon's domestic representatives responded on Tuesday.
With the top farmers from leading strawberry counties as the control groups, final resulting strawberries will be evaluated in terms of yield, taste and cost of strawberries.
China may offer fertile soil for e-commerce businesses, but plenty of Chinese e-commerce giants are looking for new opportunities expanding overseas, too.
Technology will help to more than double the size of the digital agricultural economy in China by 2025, providing fresh impetus for the country’s drive for agricultural modernization, according to a top agricultural expert.
Pinduoduo announced that it would upgrade its New brand Initiatives on Thursday.
Yunji received a delisting warning from the NASDAQ on September 27, and now has a grace period of 180 days to regain compliance. It later announced that "the company intends to solve this problem within the prescribed grace period."
With a seamless integration of e-commerce into social media, including video sharing and live-streaming, sellers on Kuaishou are able to bring down-to-earth content and goods to its users. That's what the so-called “老铁经济,” or “homie economy,” is all about.
The lifestyle sharing platform Xiaohongshu responded on Tuesday to media reports that "shopping notes on Xiaohongshu are ghostwritten and shared by others for only a 4 yuan ($0.63) charge."
Once every year, Alibaba undergoes a major organizational adjustment after its annual ‘Double Eleven’ sale on November 11.