JD.com

This is its first quarterly revenue decline in more than a decade

The city has recorded active transactions, both purchases and leasing, in the student housing segment

The 618 festival has evolved from a one-day event to a weeks-long extravaganza from major e-commerce firms

The name-and-shame campaign marks the latest run-in between the market regulator and e-commerce juggernauts

The company will ‘do everything possible to safeguard employment’ Liu says

[BEIJING] Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com said on Tuesday (May 12) its first-quarter revenue climbed 4.9 per cent, helped in part by a new round of government subsidies for electronic goods aimed at spurring lacklustre consumer demand.

The listing, which could raise about S$1 billion, may take place as soon as this year

The push into foreign markets comes at a time when Chinese companies are competing for share at home

Liu is investing 5 billion yuan in Sea Expandary