Cross-border E-commerce Market Sales, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin Forecast To 2030
2022-05-09
Comprehensive analysis of the Cross-border E-commerce Market is essential and important for the players aspiring to reach new heights in the global Cross-border E-commerce market landscape and this report provides them with exactly the same expertise that is necessary to grow. The report details and
China to ban minors from tipping livestreamers, watching after 10 p.m. - Global Circulate
2022-05-07
Beauty blogger Austin Li Jiaqi speaks with a dog on his lap while livestreaming on the e-commerce platform Taobao on October 26, 2018 in Shanghai, China. The 27-year-old Li, nicknamed “Lipstick Brother,” is the hottest online beauty blogger in China.
China’s broadcasting regulator put forth new rules on Saturday that forbid minors under 16 years from watching livestreaming content after 10 p.m., in a blow to the booming sector.
Online livestreaming platforms need to bar minors from tipping livestreamers, said China’s State Administration of Radio and Television in a statement. One common practice is buying livestreamers virtual gifts which can be redeemed for cash.
Such livestreaming platforms have led minors to indulge in such tipping practices, causing their physical and mental health to be seriously damaged, it said.
These rules would continue the country’s crackdown on the livestreaming sector, with authorities last month launching a campaign to promote what they deem as appropriate and legal content on livestreaming platforms.
China to ban minors from tipping livestreamers, watching after 10 p.m. - CNBC
2022-05-07
Beauty blogger Austin Li Jiaqi speaks with a dog on his lap while livestreaming on the e-commerce platform Taobao on October 26, 2018 in Shanghai, China. The 27-year-old Li, nicknamed "Lipstick Brother," is the hottest online beauty blogger in China.
China's broadcasting regulator put forth new rules on Saturday that forbid minors under 16 years from watching livestreaming content after 10 p.m., in a blow to the booming sector.
Online livestreaming platforms need to bar minors from tipping livestreamers, said China's State Administration of Radio and Television in a statement. One common practice is buying livestreamers virtual gifts which can be redeemed for cash.
Such livestreaming platforms have led minors to indulge in such tipping practices, causing their physical and mental health to be seriously damaged, it said.
These rules would continue the country's crackdown on the livestreaming sector, with authorities last month launching a campaign to promote what they deem as appropriate and legal content on livestreaming platforms.
Cross-border E-commerce Market Is Likely to Experience a Tremendous Growth in Near Future
2022-05-06
Global Cross-border E-commerce Market Report 2021, Covid 19 Outbreak Impact research report added by Report Ocean, is an in-depth analysis of market characteristics, size and growth, segmentation, regional and country breakdowns, competitive landscape, market shares, trends and strategies for this m
Crossborder Ecommerce Market Overview 2022-2029| Key Players – AliExpress, EBay ...
2022-05-06
The latest market research report analyzes the Crossborder Ecommerce market demand by different segments Size, share, growth, industry trends and forecast to 2028 in its database, which describes a systematic picture of the market and provides an in-depth explanation of the various factors that are
Vegetable planting on balconies goes mainstream amid recent COVID-19 flare-ups in China
2022-05-05
"If you are a novice, we suggest you try leeks, lettuce, spinach, cherry radish, and other fast-growing species with short cycles. You can harvest in about half a month," a salesperson from the e-commerce platform Taobao told the Global Times when asked about vegetable planting methods for residential balconies.
Together with the country's spring sowing activities steadily moving forward, vegetable planting on balconies has become a new fashion, as many people started planting hydroponic vegetables as a source of fun food during the recent wave of COVID-19 flare-ups, making it as a new lifestyle to relieve anxiety and relax themselves during "agricultural work."
Dark horse
The sales of vegetable seeds have seen a continuous increase ever since the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020, with the number of buyers on Taobao recording annual growth of more than 100 percent for three consecutive years, according to a company statement sent to the Global Times.
After investigation, the Global Times learned that 70 percent of the vegetable seeds buyers come from first- and second-tier cities, with Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou, and Guangzhou the most popular markets.
Chinese billionaires clear their Weibo accounts sensing danger in 'speaking publicly': Report
2022-05-04
Beijing [China], May 5 (ANI): Prominent Chinese billionaires, including Lenovo group founder Liu Chuanzhi, and the President of ‘Didi Chuxing’, Liu Qing have cleared their Weibo accounts and only made content from the last 6 months visible, local media reported.
Weibo is a Chinese microblogging platform and is widely used in China as an alternative to Twitter, which is inaccessible in the country.
It has also been discovered that several other well-known Chinese billionaires have also suddenly emptied their Weibo accounts, including Zhang Yiming, founder of ByteDance, and Wang Xing, founder of Meituan, a report said.
The sudden move by a number of prominent personalities has led to speculations on the Chinese social media that the big tech entrepreneurs are scared of something.
Weibo and other social media were considered good Public Relations (PR) channels and tech bigwigs have been using social media to talk about their future development plans, the report said.
But they all have given up on the social media platforms perhaps because they knew it is a sensitive time and is dangerous to speak publicly, the report added.
Meanwhile, a TV channel CCTV reported on Tuesday that the Hangzhou State Security Bureau took
criminal measures against certain “Ma” and detained him, who was …
Alibaba targets bargain-hunting shoppers to boost slowing sales growth | Financial Times
2022-05-04
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Thanks Taobao! 6 weird and wonderful finds this April 2022 - Lifestyle Asia Hong Kong
2022-05-04
Taobao is a magical, mysterious, utterly unknowable place. It’s a place where beautiful (and affordable) furniture exists! A place you can purchase clothes and bags and toys to your heart’s content — and then some. But it’s also a place that posits questions. Who needs this? Who would want this? Who is buying this?
At some point, my research for “Thanks Taobao!” has devolved from the original brief — funny, sorta wacky knick-knacks one cannot find anywhere else on the internet but Taobao — to things I might just need to buy. That’s a turnabout way to saying there are lots of pillows in April’s edition of “Thanks Taobao!” because the algorithm has submerged my page fully within the cutesy homeware genre. Happy to be here.
New Retail: Balcony Garden Swings China's City Lifestyle Amidst COVID-19 Lockdown | EqualOcean
2022-05-03
Many stay-at-home city workers in China have not expected that one day, they will mimic the 80s housewives to grow vegetables at home. Apparently, even young people have divulged their plans to build balcony gardens amidst the fierce COVID-19 lockdown in recent months. Food insecurity has an outsized impact on encouraging the young generation to think of new ways that adhere to their modern lifestyles.
The media catnip of balcony gardens appears lucrative to workers in China during the sensitive period recently. What drives them to delve into this semi-farmer lifestyle is because of the food supply shortage and delivery difficulties when China enforced lockdowns in multiple major cities, such as China's financial and commercial hub Shanghai.
In addition, the historical urban migration in China further escalates the food supply crisis as younger people constantly moved to major cities for better employment opportunities and living conditions. MyCOS's Blue Book of Employment 2021 reported that among every 10 recent college graduates, 6 of them would choose their first job locations in first-tier cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and others. 68% of them migrated from other parts of the country, lifting the urban population in the past decade from around 670 million to 902 …
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