JD.com

Improved margins and a rebound in sales lifted JD.com’s Q3 profits, but market skepticism lingered over future growth.

China’s shopping bonanza sees record highs for some brands, yet consumer wariness signals an evolving retail environment.

Pioneered by Pinduoduo, the policy has become a burden on platforms and merchants.

To attract more new users in lower-tier cities, Jingxi Ziying is offering a fully managed model to white-label merchants.

For enterprises, the appeal of the 618 festival extends far beyond just price.

The Chinese e-commerce company surpassed market expectations with strong growth after a year of intense price competition.

Apart from selling its own cars, JD aims to handle every aspect of the automotive business.

JD.com has responded differently to Pinduoduo’s meteoric rise compared to mutual rival Alibaba, with its approach appearing to yield positive returns.