VideosVideo | Five technologies fighting the SARS-CoV-2 virusThe SARS-CoV-2 virus has impacted every aspect of daily life in China. 1 min read
Business units of Alibaba and JD.com, as well as e-commerce start-up Meicai, have initiated temporary staff recruitment programmes. NewsE-commerce companies offer temporary jobs to thousands amid coronavirus outbreak3 mins read
With most Chinese citizens hunkering down at home to wait for the outbreak to subside, some delivery routes are no longer serviceable by normal means. NewsJD.com uses logistics drones as coronavirus disrupts traffic in China2 mins read
The firm has made it a priority to deliver medical supplies. NewsJD.com uses L4 autonomous driving solutions to deliver goods in locked-down Wuhan2 mins read
The robots will allow receivers to collect packages using facial recognition. NewsJD.com to launch unmanned robot delivery fleet in quarantined Wuhan2 mins read
Hubei’s capital Wuhan is now under quarantine after the virus claimed the life of 17 people in the province. NewsDidi, SF Express, and JD.com to maintain operations in quarantined Wuhan 2 mins read
Companies have taken a series of measures to contain the illness. NewsHow Chinese tech companies are responding to the coronavirus outbreak3 mins read
Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu, JD.com, Didi, and Ele.me are among the 14 companies NewsFollowing labor dispute scandals, trade union urges China’s top internet companies to prioritize employees1 min read
Deloitte forecast that China’s online pharmacy sector will be worth RMB 400 billion (USD 57 billion) in 2020. NewsJD’s health care unit vaults into second position for new unicorns with USD 7 billion valuation3 mins read
