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China-based Alibaba Group has begun offering payment services from Tencent’s WeChat on a number of its apps, after the government ordered tech firms to stop blocking each other’s services and links.
Alibaba, WeChat Pay, regulation, ecommerce, mobile payments
Elena Gatti, Azoya, cross-border ecommerce, China, retailers, Marketplaces, ecommerce
Alibaba has announced it will acquire Kaola, the cross-border ecommerce business unit of the Chinese internet company NetEase, for around USD 2 billion.
Alibaba, ecommerce, China, NetSuite, Kaola
Alibaba is reportedly in talks with NetEase to acquire its cross-border ecommerce arm Kaola and merge the unit with Tmall, according to Tech Node.
Alibaba, ecommerce, Kaola, China, cross-border ecommerce, NetEase
Kaola, NetEase’s cross-border ecommerce site, and Amazon have allegedly been in talks over a possible merger, according to TechNode.
Kaola, Amazon, China, ecommerce, cross-border ecommerce, NetEase
Cross-border ecommerce platform NetEase Kaola has planned to open 15 new brick-and-mortar stores during 2019, aiming to keep up with the retail boom in China.
NetEase Kaola, cross-border ecommerce, brick-and-mortar, China, retail, stock keeping units, SKUs, big data, ecommerce
Total cross-border ecommerce sales in China are expected to reach USD 100.17 billion by the end of 2017, with the average spend per cross-border digital buyer at USD 882.
China, cross-border, ecommerce, transactions , digital buyer, eMarketer
NetEase, an internet services provider, has partnered Sinotrans, a Chinese logistics company, to develop a cross-border ecommerce solution.
NetEase, Sinotrans, partnership, cross-border, ecommerce, solution, customer, overseas
Chinese internet portal NetEase.com has revealed the public testing of its cross-border ecommerce platform Kaola.com.
NetEase, cross-border shopping, website, ecommerce, online sales, Kaola.com