Expert Profile
 |
David Wei
Since October 2007, chief executive officer and executive director of Alibaba.com;
From November 2006 to September 2007, president of Alibaba.com and executive vice president of Alibaba Group;
From 2002 to 2006, president of B&Q China, a subsidiary of King
|
Trade Fairs China
Currency Convert Service
Weather
33°C, Windchill: 33°C
Wind: 29 kph S
Humidity: 59%
Visibility: 0 km
Preasure: 1,009 mb falling
Sunrise: 5:31 am
Sunset: 6:16 pm
Hi: 32°C, Low: 27°C
Hi: 32°C, Low: 27°C
Sourcing In China
To ensure the intermediary and the follow-up of your purchases in China: Search for supplier, factory auditing, negotiation, sampling, production follow-up, quality control, logistics
Meili
You are planning a trip to China? Buy in China?
How To
Facts & Figures In China
China's online payment market reached 555 billion yuan ($81.4 billion) in 2009, up 135.6 percent from 2008. The market has been growing at more than 100 percent annually since 2005. According to industry experts, there are more than 100 online payment companies in China till 2010. Alipay.com Co Ltd is the largest online payment company in China, having a 52 percent share of the market in 2009, followed by Tenpay, an online payment unit of Tencent, with 24.7 percent.
China Products
|
|
Essential Protective Sleeve for Your Laptop |
China's Best Blogs And Sites
| Google Books Project Draws Fire In China |
 A China copyright group Wednesday accused Internet giant Google of scanning Chinese books for its online library without authorisation, in the latest criticism hurled at the controversial project, reported AFP.The China Written Works Copyright Society told AFP its data showed at least 17,922 books had been scanned and included in Google Books, the Internet giant's project to digitise millions of books and post them online. "Google has violated a widely-accepted international copyright rule that any scanning, collecting and using of protected works should obtain permission and pay a fee before usage," society deputy general-director Zhang Hongbo told AFP. The society is a body tasked by China's government with collecting information on copyrights involving written material. Zhang said the books involved the works of at least 570 Chinese writers and new complaints from writers and publishers were coming in every day. "None of the writers we contacted said he or she received any notice from Google for the usage of their works," Zhang said, adding they had not been paid either. Zhang said his group would ask Google to acknowledge the infringement of Chinese copyrights and seek a negotiated solution, but he did not rule out a lawsuit. 
|
Latest China News
| NetEase Second-Quarter Profit Rises 3.8% as New Online Games Win Customers
2010-09-01 High Tech - Computer - Softwar |
| Lenovo Posts $54.9 Million Profit, Missing Estimates, on Cheaper Products
2010-09-01 High Tech - Computer - Softwar |
| Alibaba.com Eyeing Acquisitions In Coming Quarters
2010-08-17 High Tech - Computer - Softwar |
