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Tencent is quietly testing a new recommendation project called "Penguin Huimai." And ByteDance's short video app Douyin has again tested the use of a new recommendation function.
From China's e-commerce hub Hangzhou, to the inland agricultural base of Henan Province, and even in far-off Tibet, vocational colleges across China are training young people to become professional influencers.
Chinese short video platform Kuaishou announced today that, in order to better promote business and further improve the company's efficiency, it has launched a new round of organizational restructuring.
During the recent March Quarter 2019 earnings conference call, Alibaba’s Vice Executive Chairman Joe Tsai began by “addressing the elephant in the room”, which is the current US-China trade war.
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."
On April 28th, a pop-up shop called Orz Cha which only opened for four days debuted in Shanghai. Because of its ultimate "demotivation" culture, it matches dail...
Alibaba kicked off its seventh Maker Festival this Wednesday. Founded in 2016, the Maker Festival has grown to become Alibaba's flagship event showcasing the latest innovation by Chinese entrepreneurs and emerging consumption trends in the country.
Meituan, China's leading e-commerce services platform, announced on Thursday its unaudited consolidated results for the three months ended March 31, 2022.
The Computing Conference, one of the Alibaba Group's largest and most renowned events, opened on Sept. 19 in Hangzhou. Executive chairman Jack Ma, as well as hi...
Xiaohongshu, one of the world's largest community e-commerce platforms, has been banned from Google's Play Store.
Starting on September 4, the Chinese division of Japanese fast fashion brand Uniqlo commenced e-commerce livestreaming sessions on Douyin, TikTok's counterpart for mainland China owned by parent company ByteDance.
This past week saw Keep, China’s answer to Nike’s Training Club, officially become the first unicorn in the world of fitness tech.