China’s food delivery giants are burning billions in a cutthroat price war. Orders are soaring, but so are concerns over collapsing margins, declining service, and vanishing brand loyalty.
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China’s 618 shopping festival sees electronics surge, platforms rethink strategies
Electronics and home appliances soar as government subsidies kick in, but once again, top e-commerce platforms are silent on overall GMV—reflecting both changing consumer habits and a 618 season that keeps breaking its own timeline.
Could Douyin give Tmall, JD a run for their money?
From flagship stores to payment services, Douyin continues to bolster its ecommerce capabilities. But will this be enough to beat out bigger tech foes?
‘Problematic’ JD Finance ad causes netizen uproar
JD Finance's promotional film on Douyin mocks a lower-income airline passenger while targeting such consumers for its loan service.
Has China’s anti-consumerism movement hurt this year’s Singles Day sales?
State media outlets, including Renmin Daily and Xinhua News Agency, have backed an anti-consumerism sentiment that has been growing in China.
Is your ecommerce channel strategy prepared for hypergrowth?
With competition just a click away, relevance and creative differentiation become critical for brands, calling for a combination of media- and data-driven creative, analytics and optimisation.
Chinese e-commerce giants battle for offline advertising market
As online e-commerce growth slows, JD.com is following in the footsteps of Alibaba and Baidu to target the offline advertising market.
It’s not ‘Tmall vs JD’ in China: Two other apps are taking over
Two up-and-coming apps are starting to make a real impact on China’s ecommerce landscape.
The case of the fake pillow: JD.com hit by counterfeit accusation
Company maintains that influential novelist received the wrong product, not a fake.
JD.com buys into Farfetch in $397 million bid to target China’s luxury shoppers
The ecommerce giant has acquired a US$397 million stake in the British luxury shopping site.
Honey draws a crowd for Jack Daniels campaign in Australia
A print and digital campaign for Jack Daniels' Tennessee Honey variant by Arnold Furnace features what appears to be a swarm of bees, but on closer inspection proves to be a swarm of festive people. The agency chose the 'Draws a crowd' theme because an approach that worked well in the US and other markets ('A little bit of honey, a whole lot of Jack') did not resonate well in Australia. The agency reports that even Jack Daniels himself is hidden among the buzzing partygoers.