JD.com, Alibaba’s top competitor in China, opens an online mall to sell U.S.-made goods, including a Taylor Swift fashion line.
China’s growing middle class craves Western goods, and another of China’s biggest e-commerce companies moved today to satisfy that craving.
JD.com Inc., the second-largest e-retailer company in China after Alibaba Group, announced the launch of its U.S. Mall on its cross-border e-commerce platform, JD Worldwide, which will offer imported U.S. products to online shoppers in China.
