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ANN/CHINA DAILY – Cainiao Group, the logistics arm of Chinese tech heavyweight Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, will speed up efforts to build global logistics networks and expand its footprint in Europe, North America and Southeast Asia, a top executive said on Friday, with the company looking to establish more local warehousing and distribution centres. The […]

Major Chinese e-commerce platforms including JD.com and Taobao have reported buoyant sales during this years 618 mid-year shopping festival, further proof of a bounce back in consumer spending and manufacturing activity as China maintains a path to a full economic recovery.

Chinese express delivery and logistics companies are stepping up efforts to invest in logistics infrastructure globally and provide air cargo services, according to experts.

Selfie application company Meitu Inc is banking on the fast-growing paid subscription business and making a foray into the commercial photography, professional design and cosmetics segments as part of the company's broader push to diversify its monetization channels.

SHANGHAI - When Alibaba kicks off its Singles Day extravaganza on Monday (Oct 24), it will for the first time in years not be headlined by its two mega sales stars, casting a pall over China's biggest shopping event and leaving brands guessing how well they will do. The event, which the e-commerce giant has built up from a one...

When Alibaba kicks off its Singles Day extravaganza on Monday, it will for the first time in years not be headlined by its two mega sales stars, casting a pall over Chinas biggest shopping event and

Chinese logistics firms are beefing up efforts to invest in logistics infrastructure and launch overseas warehouses in a key step to bolster the development of cross-border e-commerce and ensure the stability of industrial and supply chains.

Companies in Shanghai are preparing for the coming 618 mid-year shopping spree, another major online shopping festival in China apart from the Double 11 event, as the city pushes forward work resumption in phases, after its latest COVID-19 outbreak has been gradually put under control and a work resumption campaign is picking up pace.

Zhang Yunfan, a 32-year-old fashion magazine editor living in Tongzhou district, Beijing, has been frequently trawling mobile apps and filling her e-shopping carts with a range of products, such as fresh vegetables, fruits, beverages, seafood, cooking oil and other groceries since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Late last month, Zhang Qian, 27, who works as an accountant with an internet company in Yizhuang, a southern suburb of Beijing, picked up her take-out orders without any human interaction from an unmanned four-wheeled delivery vehicle that appeared at the gate of her community, and got first-hand experience of a new era for consumers.