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JD.com Unit Agrees to Pay SEC $500,000 Over ‘Sham Transactions’
A unit of China’s online retailer JD.com Inc. agreed to pay $500,000 to settle US Securities and Exchange Commission claims it made a series of “sham transactions” to meet revenue targets for several
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JD.com's US$1.3 billion Hong Kong property expansion could challenge the city's footfall-driven retail property model, analysts say
The Chinese e-commerce giant has invested over HK$10 billion (US$1.3 billion) in Hong Kong property over the past two years, building a network of stores, warehouses, and other assets. Analysts believ
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Well-known investor Michael Burry liquidated his Alibaba shares before the company completed its $10.2 billion Hong Kong share placement, and instead invested in JD.com.
Michael Burry moved all of his Alibaba shares into JD.com before Alibaba completed its US$10.2 billion Hong Kong share placement last weekend. Burry stated on X that he "could not endorse the stock is
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JD.com and Chinese state-owned consortium win bid for first government land project in Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis, valued at US$130 million.
The consortium, comprising six companies including e-commerce giant JD.com, won the bid, underscoring the role of mainland Chinese capital in Hong Kong's ambitious development plan.
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“Big Short” Investor Michael Burry Sells Alibaba, Buys Heavily into JD.com
Michael Burry, in a Substack post, stated that he believes Alibaba's stock is overvalued and that he recently liquidated his holdings in Alibaba, instead taking a significant position in its competito
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JD.com's Q2 revenue was 346.4 billion yuan, a slight year-on-year decrease of 2.9% but exceeding expectations. Operating profit turned positive to 4.5 billion yuan, but the stock price fell by over 8%.
JD.com's core retail profit margin hit a new high during the major promotion season, while new businesses like food delivery continued to reduce losses, and marketing expenses significantly contracted
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JD.com's Q2 net profit climbs 15% to 7.1 billion yuan ($1.1 billion), beating expectations despite 2.9% revenue dip
JD.com's Q2 net profit climbs 15% to 7.1 billion yuan ($1.1 billion), beating expectations despite 2.9% revenue dip
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JD.com launches AI-enabled smart helmet for delivery riders, following similar roll-outs by Alibaba and Meituan
The Chinese e-commerce giant's food delivery unit announced the launch of a smart helmet that integrates an AI-driven voice assistant with a camera. This initiative follows similar deployments by riva
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JD.com Unit Agrees to Pay SEC $500,000 Over ‘Sham Transactions’
A unit of China’s online retailer JD.com Inc. agreed to pay $500,000 to settle US Securities and Exchange Commission claims it made a series of “sham transactions” to meet revenue targets for several
-
JD.com's US$1.3 billion Hong Kong property expansion could challenge the city's footfall-driven retail property model, analysts say
The Chinese e-commerce giant has invested over HK$10 billion (US$1.3 billion) in Hong Kong property over the past two years, building a network of stores, warehouses, and other assets. Analysts believ
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Well-known investor Michael Burry liquidated his Alibaba shares before the company completed its $10.2 billion Hong Kong share placement, and instead invested in JD.com.
Michael Burry moved all of his Alibaba shares into JD.com before Alibaba completed its US$10.2 billion Hong Kong share placement last weekend. Burry stated on X that he "could not endorse the stock is
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JD.com and Chinese state-owned consortium win bid for first government land project in Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis, valued at US$130 million.
The consortium, comprising six companies including e-commerce giant JD.com, won the bid, underscoring the role of mainland Chinese capital in Hong Kong's ambitious development plan.
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“Big Short” Investor Michael Burry Sells Alibaba, Buys Heavily into JD.com
Michael Burry, in a Substack post, stated that he believes Alibaba's stock is overvalued and that he recently liquidated his holdings in Alibaba, instead taking a significant position in its competito
-
JD.com's Q2 revenue was 346.4 billion yuan, a slight year-on-year decrease of 2.9% but exceeding expectations. Operating profit turned positive to 4.5 billion yuan, but the stock price fell by over 8%.
JD.com's core retail profit margin hit a new high during the major promotion season, while new businesses like food delivery continued to reduce losses, and marketing expenses significantly contracted
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JD.com's Q2 net profit climbs 15% to 7.1 billion yuan ($1.1 billion), beating expectations despite 2.9% revenue dip
JD.com's Q2 net profit climbs 15% to 7.1 billion yuan ($1.1 billion), beating expectations despite 2.9% revenue dip
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JD.com launches AI-enabled smart helmet for delivery riders, following similar roll-outs by Alibaba and Meituan
The Chinese e-commerce giant's food delivery unit announced the launch of a smart helmet that integrates an AI-driven voice assistant with a camera. This initiative follows similar deployments by riva
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