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JD.com, VNG Corp Lead Investment in Vietnamese E-Commerce Firm Tiki.nv
JD.com co-led the financing with Vietnamese entertainment and social media firm VNG Corp, which is an existing investor.

JD.com, VNG Corp Lead Investment in Vietnamese E-Commerce Firm Tiki.nv
JD.com co-led the financing with Vietnamese entertainment and social media firm VNG Corp, which is an existing investor.

JD.com Targets $2 Billion Fundraising at Logistics Unit
China’s second-biggest e-commerce firm has kicked off a fundraising round at its logistics unit, with a target of at least $2 billion, and eventually plans to list the business overseas.

JD.com Targets $2 Billion Fundraising at Logistics Unit
China’s second-biggest e-commerce firm has kicked off a fundraising round at its logistics unit, with a target of at least $2 billion, and eventually plans to list the business overseas.

China’s Online Giants Get Physical
In this month’s China Edit, the battle between China's e-commerce giants is heating up as adversaries wage war offline.

China’s Online Giants Get Physical
In this month’s China Edit, the battle between China's e-commerce giants is heating up as adversaries wage war offline.

Saint Laurent Launches on JD.com Luxury Platform, Toplife
The French brand has joined Rimowa, Emporio Armani and La Perla on the online luxury channel targeting China’s affluent consumers.

Saint Laurent Launches on JD.com Luxury Platform, Toplife
The French brand has joined Rimowa, Emporio Armani and La Perla on the online luxury channel targeting China’s affluent consumers.

JD.com’s Richard Liu Decodes the Chinese Consumer
The JD.com founder and chief executive talks to BoF about the rapidly changing tastes and preferences of Chinese fashion and luxury consumers.

JD.com’s Richard Liu Decodes the Chinese Consumer
The JD.com founder and chief executive talks to BoF about the rapidly changing tastes and preferences of Chinese fashion and luxury consumers.

Fashion in 2018 | 03. Asian Trailblazers
In 2018, Asian players will assert their power and leadership even more through pioneering innovations, global-scale investment and expansion.

Fashion in 2018 | 03. Asian Trailblazers
In 2018, Asian players will assert their power and leadership even more through pioneering innovations, global-scale investment and expansion.

Fashion in 2018 | 05. Platforms First
In 2018, platforms will continue to grow in scale and reach, compelling fashion brands to find ways of engaging more with these powerful sales channels.

Fashion in 2018 | 05. Platforms First
In 2018, platforms will continue to grow in scale and reach, compelling fashion brands to find ways of engaging more with these powerful sales channels.

Bits & Bytes | Lessons from Nike at Amazon, Tencent and JD.com Invest in Online Retailer
This week, what fashion brands can learn from Nike's six months as an Amazon partner, while Tencent and JD.com invest $863 million in Vipshop.

Bits & Bytes | Lessons from Nike at Amazon, Tencent and JD.com Invest in Online Retailer
This week, what fashion brands can learn from Nike's six months as an Amazon partner, while Tencent and JD.com invest $863 million in Vipshop.

China's Tencent, JD.Com Invest $863 Million in Discount Online Retailer
The deal represents a major alliance in China's e-commerce market, where competition for retail brands between JD.com and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has grown increasingly fierce.

China's Tencent, JD.Com Invest $863 Million in Discount Online Retailer
The deal represents a major alliance in China's e-commerce market, where competition for retail brands between JD.com and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has grown increasingly fierce.

Online Giants Get Personal
Powered by artificial intelligence and big data, the world’s biggest e-commerce platforms can make an impersonal environment seem highly personal. Will fashion brands find working with these giants an increasingly persuasive proposition?

Online Giants Get Personal
Powered by artificial intelligence and big data, the world’s biggest e-commerce platforms can make an impersonal environment seem highly personal. Will fashion brands find working with these giants an increasingly persuasive proposition?