Chinese online retailer JD.com said on Saturday that its financial arm will get 6.65 billion yuan (around 1 billion U.S. dollars) in funding from a group of investors.
China's largest online direct sales company, JD.com, Inc., on Monday announced launch of a "U.S. Mall," where Chinese customers can buy authentic products that are imported from the United States.
Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com announced on Wednesday that it plans to invest 67.5 million yuan (10.74 million U.S. dollars) in developing technology for smart homes, in which electronic devices are inter-linked.
China's e-commerce is testing the online-to-offline (O2O) water, as online retailer JD.com, Inc. prepares to exploit the convenience store market.
Chinese Internet firm Tencent announced on Monday that it is to buy a big stake in JD.com in an attempt to break the e-commerce market domination of Alibaba.
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