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A $60 Billion E-Commerce Loophole in China May Be Narrowing
Bloomberg Known as cross-border e-commerce, the booming backdoor avenue allows Chinese consumers to buy overseas-manufactured goods online and effectively circumvent the regulatory issues that have stymied access to consumer products from cosmetics to ... |
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