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China's second largest e-commerce site, JD.com, falls on weak quarterly results
CNBC China's saturated urban e-commerce market has created intense competitive pressure between JD.com and rival Alibaba, which was exacerbated in the fourth quarter due to seasonal sales. Marketing costs for the quarter rose 35 percent to 4.7 billion yuan ... JD.com shares drop as Chinese e-commerce group only reports in-line, fourth quarter results Online retailer JD.com's shares fall on quarterly profit miss |
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