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Here’s Richard’s Liu’s story.

The BAT companies all missed the Fortune 500 list, but another Chinese internet firm rather surprisingly made the list.

Online food delivery service Daojia has pulled in US$50 million in series D funding from a major backer, the startup revealed today.

JD, China’s second biggest ecommerce company, saw RMB63.0 billion (US$10.2 billion) in consumer sales in Q2 2014, the firm revealed today.

There’s nothing like a rumor about imported electronics being overpriced to send China’s net users flying into a rage.

  This morning, Chinese e-retailer JD announced it has attained exclusive rights to accept China’s first pre-orders for the Xbox One. But gamers who open a desktop web browser and

You’ll be able to order the Xbox One in China starting later this month, but what will it actually cost?

Alibaba’s Tmall, China’s largest online retail marketplace, beat all traditional retail giants to head a new list of China’s top retailers.

Chinese estore JD (NASDAQ:JD) hit stock markets moments ago. After initially pricing its shares at $19 earlier today, the stock actually debuted at $21.75.

JD goes public today upon opening of Thursday’s trading. The company has just priced its shares at $19 each, which is above the initial $16 to $18 range it advised a few days ago.