Pinduoduo

China’s shopping bonanza sees record highs for some brands, yet consumer wariness signals an evolving retail environment.

Pioneered by Pinduoduo, the policy has become a burden on platforms and merchants.

As PDD’s global challenges grow, its once unstoppable growth engine shows signs of strain.

After entering its third Southeast Asian market, Temu is slowing its regional advance.

Not slowing down, Temu is shifting to a partial consignment model as part of a strategic change to sustain growth in the US and Europe.

A 20% tariff on low-value imports could derail Temu’s plan to tap into Brazil’s booming e-commerce market.

Pinduoduo’s GMV was RMB 4.05 trillion in 2023.

From Tencent to Pinduoduo, companies use surveillance and lawsuits to retain staff as competition ramps up.