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Transaction value has become secondary for video bloggers and news feeds as "community commerce" took center stage during this year's annual shopping extravaganza on the Taobao platform.
Good news for the millions of Chinese housewives hooked on online shopping: the more they spend online, the greater discount they will get on a home purchase under a new scheme.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group took a major step into Internet finance on Friday by starting funds sales on its popular online shopping platform Taobao.
In a year when college graduates are struggling to find jobs, a growing number of Chinese farmers are getting rich at the click of a mouse.
China Securities Journal reported on Monday that the exact date hasn't yet been decided, as it takes time to get feedback from supervision departments and finish system tests between Taobao and fund companies.
Taobao.com, China's leading online shopping platform, has delayed the sale of fund products until late September at the earliest, Monday's China Securities Journal reported.
While waiting for the subway, Beijing citizen Lin Jun fishes out his mobile phone and places an order for 50 face masks via Taobao, a consumer-to-consumer portal similar to eBay, with only a few clicks.