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China's second largest e-commerce firm just showed Alibaba has competition
TechCrunch JD.com, the perennial challenger to Alibaba's e-commerce empire in China, just revealed its 11/11 figures for the first time. While not as high as Alibaba's 163.8 billion RMB ($25.3 billion) the company did process an impressive 127.1 billion RMB in ... Singles Day sales reach $38.2b across Chinese ecommerce platforms Online Giant Alibaba Aims Beyond China and E-Commerce: QuickTake This Chinese E-Commerce Giant Had A Huge '11.11' — And So Did Alibaba |
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