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JD.com launches online store to sell US brands

Its 'US Mall' will feature products from Converse, Samsonite, and major apparel labels

Published Tue, Jul 21, 2015 · 09:50 PM

Shanghai

JD.COM INC, the no 2 Chinese e-commerce company, said it would start selling US products to customers in China through a new store on its website, as it looks to battle competition from bigger rival Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.

Both companies have recently started exclusive stores that offer products from countries including Japan, France, South Korea and Australia.

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JD.com launches online store to sell US brands

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