Ding Yining
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Economy
Gold firms lose their luster
Shanghai stocks remained largely flat on Monday with automakers and minding companies turning in weak performances to drag down the market.
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Tech
Influencers point the way on travel deals
For big promotional events like Singles Day, travel service companies are turning to trusted online personalities to help them reach digitally engaged customers.
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Economy
Imported products dominate growth in FMCG sales
In the first six months of 2019, imported consumer goods' sales in China jumped 10 percent, driven mostly by a surge in online activity.
2019-12-05 19:56
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Economy
Fashion retailers share thoughts on industry's future
Physical retailers have an advantage compared to those with a purely digital presence, and fashion retailers should embrace the digital trend to stay close to young consumers.
2019-12-05 14:04
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Economy
Ad spending decline moderates
In the three quarters ending in September, total expenditures were down 8 percent against an 8.8 percent decline in the first half, according to research from CTR.
2019-11-27 15:58
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Tech
Alibaba strikes gong in Hong Kong
E-commerce giant chairman Daniel Zhang thanks innovations and changes to the Hong Kong capital market for giving it the chance to realize what it missed out on five years ago.
2019-11-26 23:05
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Economy
Open sesame! Alibaba magic touch still unlocking new treasure troves
The Alibaba's empire was built on the foresight of levering China's rapidly growing Internet use into an online market phenomenon.
2019-11-26 12:45
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Economy
Businesses seek flexible supply chains amid turbulent times
Nearly half of chief procurement officers intend to find new strategic suppliers or source from a different region in the next 12 months, according to a new survey.
2019-11-25 18:37
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Tech
Pinduoduo reports mixed financial results
Revenue surged 123 percent for the group-buying platform, although net losses more than doubled due to higher marketing and promotional spending.
2019-11-21 20:28
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Tech
Alibaba names Hong Kong price
With a Hong Kong initial public offering of HK$176 per share, the e-commerce giant is set to raise HK$88 billion (US$11.23 billion) in the world's largest share sale this year.
2019-11-20 20:15
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