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Here's Why Shares in This Chinese E-commerce Giant Popped in Pre-Market Trading
Fortune JD.com, China's second-largest e-commerce firm, said on Tuesday its third-quarter revenue grew 38% from a year ago, slightly ahead of analysts' expectations. The rise, along with fourth-quarter predictions that could potentially end a recent trend of ... |
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