JD.com

The name-and-shame campaign marks the latest run-in between the market regulator and e-commerce juggernauts

The company will ‘do everything possible to safeguard employment’ Liu says

[BEIJING] Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com said on Tuesday (May 12) its first-quarter revenue climbed 4.9 per cent, helped in part by a new round of government subsidies for electronic goods aimed at s...

The listing, which could raise about S$1 billion, may take place as soon as this year

The push into foreign markets comes at a time when Chinese companies are competing for share at home

Liu is investing 5 billion yuan in Sea Expandary

The firm develops and manages infrastructure assets, mainly logistics parks

Dim sum bonds are attractive to some Chinese tech firms because of their lower financing costs

The new rules also require them to protect consumers and user data