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EBay Cross-border Trades(0)San Jose-based eBay, the owner of e-commerce sites and the PayPal payment service, plans to focus on exports and cross-border trades involving China instead of competing in the domestic market, Chief Executive Officer John Donahoe said Friday, reported Bloomberg. |
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Alibaba Buy Auctiva(0)China’s largest e-commerce company, Alibaba.com Ltd, made its second U.S. acquisition in as many months and its chief executive said on Tuesday he was working on more deals to fuel global growth, reported Tuesday’s Reuters. |
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Alibaba.com Eyeing Acquisitions(0)Chinese online business platform operator Alibaba.com Ltd. expects to announce more strategic partnerships, including acquisitions, in the next few quarters to build its new wholesale e-commerce platform, Chief Executive David Wei said Tuesday, reported Dow Jones. |
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QFIIs to Trade Futures(0)China may allow qualified foreign institutional investors to use as much as 10 percent of their investment quotas to trade stock-index futures, the China Securities Journal reported, citing an unidentified person. |
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Lekutian Baidu Rakuten joint venture will hold massive merchants recruitment(0)Lekutian, Baidu and Japanese Rakuten jointly created shopping site, quietly announced its schedule for the national merchants recruitment meeting: within the next month it will recruit merchants in Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Hangzhou, Shanghai, which means lekutian is accelerating promotion in China. |
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