The state of luxury e-commerce in China
Digiday That changed in June when Farfetch accepted an investment worth $347 million from JD.com, a Chinese e-commerce marketplace and the second largest B2C retail site after Alibaba's Tmall. Along with that investment, which made JD.com one of Farfetch's ... |
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