Kuaishou is a popular video-sharing app established in 2011, backed by the technology conglomerate Tencent. The live-streaming revenue accounts for their largest revenue share. Kuaishou, with its about 300 million active users, is competing against Douyin (Chinese version of TikTok owned by Bytedance) and Taobao live (owned by Alibaba) on livestreaming. The overall revenue fromContinue reading “Kuaishou Continues to Boost E-commerce through Livestreaming”
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The Power of Marketplaces in China
An online marketplace is a digital “shopping mall”, where you can access many product categories through one platform. The marketplace model dominates the e-commerce landscape in China and some well-known marketplaces in China are coming from the two tech-giants Alibaba and JD.com: Alibaba (Largest e-commerce company in China): acts as a middleman, connecting buyers andContinue reading “The Power of Marketplaces in China”
JD.com Continues to Invest in Blockchain to Transform Global Commerce
JD.com is one of the big e-commerce giants in China and is competing with Alibaba in both the online and offline retail space. JD.com has built their own cloud based blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS) platform. They started their own blockchain research lab a few years ago and collaborates with leading universities in the US and China. JD.comContinue reading “JD.com Continues to Invest in Blockchain to Transform Global Commerce”
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