Accordingtoaninsiderofmeituan.com'sfinancingmove,thecompanyrecentlyinitiatedanewroundoffinancing,inwhichitsmajorshareholderTencentrefusedtotaketheleadandotherdo
A fête plan for this Sunday's Academy Awards viewing–no matter your hostess style.
What do a child doing homework, a young man eating dinner and a female "anchorwoman" belting out pop songs have in common?
What does New Zealand, home of "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit," love better than a blockbusting trilogy?
With speculation mounting that Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) will soon have a new corporate owner, the 10-year-old social networking service - which has long struggled to define its core purpose -may end up heading in one of several distinctly different directions depending on who ends up paying for it.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com said on Friday British goods will come into Chinese market at cheaper prices after the country voted to leave the European Union (EU).
Chinese startup Yuemei.com, a leading online marketplace for cosmetic surgery, announced on Thursday it will open ten brick-and-mortar surgery centers by 2017.
JD.com said it would maintain majority ownership in JD Finance
China's online retailer JD.com will shut down online customer-to-customer (C2C) marketplace Paipai.com in three months in order to fight fake goods.
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.
The public are most concerned that income distribution and countercorruption are discussed at the ongoing two sessions, online polls have shown.
Real estate agents are in the midst of a feud with listings websites after rising fees during a sluggish property market have both parties on edge.
Chinese viewers have been watching television shows exclusively over the Internet for over five years, but the era of the industry has just arrived, according to Shang Na, chief of the video section of Sohu.com.
Major Chinese websites have vowed not to attempt to exploit pornographic content to boost their click rates, amid a national crackdown on online pornography.
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.
LinkedIn, the world's largest professional network, formally tapped into one of its last remaining major markets by launching its Chinese version on Tuesday.
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