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Alibaba In New Brick-And-Mortar Push With $2.6B Intime Deal

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Alibaba is at the forefront of a bid that would take Intime Retail Group private, with a price tag of as much as $2.6 billion price tag would offer up a 42 percent premium for Intime, as paid by Alibaba and Intime Founder Shen Guojun, at HK$10 a share — and Alibaba already owns three-quarters of the company’s stock.

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PYMNTS Daily Data Dive: Alibaba + Intime

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Alibaba is at the forefront of a bid of as much as $2.6 billion that would take Intime Retail Group private as part of Alibaba’s efforts to counteract slowing online sales growth. The privatization of Intime might help Alibaba modernize China’s $4.5 billion | Alibaba’s bid to take Intime Retail Group private.

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Costco’s First China Store Signals Broader Retail Trend Into Foreign Markets

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-China trade war, but the competitive presence of China-based commerce and payment ecosystems such as Alibaba – which, the newspaper notes, “operates brick-and-mortar Hema stores that integrate online and offline shopping.” Alibaba Opening. Consider, again, Alibaba. Alibaba is hoping to win over U.S. China trade war.

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Costco’s New China Retail Move Highlights Broader Trends

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-China trade war, but the competitive presence of China-based commerce and payment ecosystems such as Alibaba — which, the newspaper notes, “operates bricks-and-mortar Hema stores that integrate online and offline shopping.” Alibaba Opening. Consider, again, Alibaba. Alibaba is hoping to win over U.S. China trade war.

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Red Envelopes, Pokemon And A Whole New Way For Alibaba And Tencent To Compete

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The Chinese New Year is upon us — and as is their annual custom, Tencent and Alibaba are competing to see which firm can own the hongbao game. So far, in the run up to the holiday, Tencent and Alibaba gave out a total of Rmb450m ($65m) in festive hongbao to 511m users. And there are more gamified features on offer.

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Cracking Down On The Counterfeit Culture

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firms – the marketplaces owned by Chinese eCommerce giant Alibaba have counterfeiting issues so severe that the IACC nearly ripped itself apart two years ago when Alibaba tried to join. In many cases, they don’t even realize they have bought a counterfeit, so they don’t log complaints to platforms like Amazon, Alibaba or eBay.

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Alibaba Is Taking On Alexa, Google Home, DingDong and Little Fish With New Smart Speaker

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In its latest effort to keep up with its American big brother Amazon, China’s eCommerce giant Alibaba has announced the debut of its own smart home speaker. But Alibaba founder Jack Ma is always careful to differentiate the two eCommerce giants. Alibaba isn’t just a copycat. It’s not just the “Amazon of China.”