Pinduoduo

Chaping claims Pinduoduo’s platform is used for money laundering activities

The company’s business model of letting users whip up friends to buy in bulk is a hit.

Its revenue growth lags behind.

It’s a giant leap from selling cheap fruit deals

Pinduoduo is spending big bucks hoping to kickstart shopping frenzy

Addressing knockoff goods could be tricky given Pinduoduo’s key selling point and the demography of its customer base.

Colin Huang does not shy away from silly metaphors when talking about Pinduoduo’s exuberant spending and rivalry with Alibaba.

Budget-savvy shoppers are also the ones who helped newcomer Pinduoduo grow into China’s third largest e-commerce company