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Chinese B2C e-commerce platform operator and retail infrastructure service provider JD.com (Nasdaq: JD; 9618.HK) announced today that transaction volume on the platform during the company's 618 Grand Promotion anniversary sale (held June 1-18) exceeded RMB 269.2 bln, up 33.6% YoY. Read More
Chinese internet company NetEase's (Nasdaq: NTES) subsidiary third-party payment platform "epay.163.com" will soon launch a cross-border collections business. Read More
Ningbo-based Jingbei E-commerce, operator of cross-border e-commerce platform Seabuy.com, recently announced that it has secured RMB 100 mln in Series A funding led by online shopping rebate platform Taofen8.com with participation from Santuo Investment Management and the Ningbo Municipal Government Angel Guidance Fund. Read More
Hangzhou-based third-party cross-border payment company Pingpeng Intelligent Technology ("PingPong") recently announced that it has secured RMB 9-digit Series C funding from Sinowisdom Asset Management and other investors. Read More
Online grocery delivery platform Dada-JD Daojia (New Dada), operated by Shanghai-based Qusheng Network Technology, recently announced completion of USD 500 mln in new funding from Wal-Mart and Chinese B2C e-commerce platform JD.com (Nasdaq: JD). Read More
Guangzhou-based Xiuke Information Technology, operator of O2O smartphone maintenance platform Jiasudu ("Accelerate"), recently announced the completion of RMB 8-digit Series A funding from Hong Kong-based cross-border e-commerce company Galaxy eSolutions. Read More
Xingyin Information Technology, operator of overseas travel and shopping SNS app Xiaohongshu.com (Little Red Book), recently made an internal announcement that the company has completed USD 300 mln in new funding led by Chinese internet conglomerate Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA) with participation by GSR Ventures, Tencent Investment, Granite Global Ventures, Genesis Capital (Yuansheng Capital), Tiantu Capital, ZhenFund, and K11 Art Foundation founder Adrian Cheng, according to a source at the company speaking with online media outlet The Beijing News. Read More
Beijing-based Yanzhi Youwu Technology, developer of apparel cross-border m-commerce app Look, has completed USD 22 mln in Series A funding, jointly led by Granite Global Ventures and Fengshion Capital, with participation from Ceyuan Ventures, Buttonwood Capital Management, and Zhengcheng Capital. Read More
Beijing-based Liangshi Wuji Technology, developer of Japanese imports m-commerce app Princess Pea, announced today the completion of USD 68 mln in Series C funding jointly from Japanese general trading company Itochu Corporation, Japanese telecom operator KDDI Corporation, and Japanese financial service company SBI Group. Read More
Chinese internet company NetEase (Nasdaq: NTES) has announced the launch of adult product brand TryFun, which will feature products that are designed specifically for Asian young adults and utilize innovative models. Read More