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Suning acquires 37 Wanda stores to speed up new retail expansion

by Emma Lee Feb 12, 2019Jun 8, 2020

Suning.com plans to revamp department store supply chains by tapping the power of big data and AI.

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Net profit at Suning.com tumbled nearly two-thirds in first half

by Eugene Tang Aug 1, 2019Mar 17, 2020

The retailer’s offline expansion has taken a toll on revenue amid a lackluster consumer market.

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Suning.com acquires 80% stake in Carrefour China

by Emma Lee Jun 24, 2019

Scale and differing corporate cultures and business model may prove obstacles for Suning to integrate Carrefour China, says one expert.

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Briefing: Douyin partners with six film companies on movie promotions

by Tony Xu Apr 22, 2019Jun 8, 2020

The partnership will include more than 40 movies in the upcoming year.

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Briefing: Game live-streaming platform Panda TV may file for bankruptcy

by Tony Xu Mar 7, 2019Jun 8, 2020

Panda TV’s potential bankruptcy filing highlights the intense competition in the Chinese livestreaming market.

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Briefing: Online retailer Suning to open 15,000 offline stores in 2019

by Jill Shen Jan 16, 2019

Founded by Zhang Jindong and his elder brother in 1990, Suning is China’s largest omnichannel retailer.

Posted inHeavy Hitters

Suning’s convenience store arm buys Circle K outlets in Guangzhou

by Emma Lee Aug 6, 2019Mar 17, 2020

The acquisition will help the Alibaba-backed retailer shore up its presence in southern China.

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The rise of video game livestreaming in China

by Richard Dai Sep 23, 2019Mar 19, 2020

The market experienced a period of boom and bust in 2016–2017, as smaller platforms lost both broadcasters and users.

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