
Chinese E-commerce Giants Revise After-sales Rules, Introducing "Refund Only" Policy
Including Pinduoduo, all three major Chinese e-commerce platforms have now adopted the "refund only" policy.
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Including Pinduoduo, all three major Chinese e-commerce platforms have now adopted the "refund only" policy.
Alibaba.com revealed the latest data since the launch of its first cross-border B2B semi-hosted platform. Many merchants signed up on-site to settle down during the investment promotion conferences.
Ant Group, a Chinese Internet financial unicorn, released the latest information on an adjustment of its management team on Thursday.
Authoritative institution PYMNTS released the global shopping app rankings for February. Chinese cross-border e-commerce platform SHEIN has topped the list for the seventh consecutive month.
China's e-commerce platforms, including Alibaba, JD.com, and Pinduoduo, recently started reservations for COVID-19 testing in multiple cities.
Episode 70 of Tech Buzz China features Lauren Hallanan in conversation with our co-hosts Ying Lu and Rui Ma on the topic of livestreaming ecommerce.
TikTok's e-commerce business has undergone business adjustments in the past few months. Notably, the platform has introduced a new model for its e-commerce project codenamed Project S. In simple terms, Project S operates with a full custody model. Under the model, merchants are only responsible for supplying goods, while the platform covers operations and fulfillment.
Temu has announced the launch of the "L2L (local to local)" model in the South Korean market, initiating recruitment activities targeting local South Korean sellers.
On November 6th, Freshippo announced at the Import Expo that its "Global Go" business will be fully upgraded.
Vendors on China’s second-largest online shopping platform Pinduoduo were caught selling live puppies in surprise “blind boxes”, sparking heavy criticism and accusations of animal abuse online.
Chinese tech and e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding fell into loss-making territory for the first time since going public in 2014 after being slapped a massive anti-monopoly fine by regulators.
"Facing such a trend, we saw that our peers significantly increased their efforts in the first quarter, and Pinduoduo welcomes healthy competition," Chen Lei said.