A Chinese software developer sifted Alibaba Group Holding Ltd’s BABA Taobao shopping website for eight months and secretly collected over 1.1 billion pieces of user information before Alibaba noticed, ...

The "cathedral seeds" from the Shanghai Expo UK Pavilion were popular commodity at online auction website taobao.com. [Photo / Xinhua] The sale of "cathedral seeds" from the Shanghai Expo UK Pavilion ...

Alibaba Group’s marketplace Taobao has revamped its website in preparation for the upcoming "618 shopping festival." The festival is known as one of the largest mid-year shopping events in China. It ...

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TAIPEI (Reuters) – Taiwan gave e-commerce site Taobao Taiwan six months to re-register as Chinese-backed rather than foreign or leave the island, in the government’s latest shot against Chinese firms.

China’s largest online retailer Taobao.com saw explosive growth in 2010, with the number of users increasing to more than 370 million, up from 176 million in the previous year. The numbers further ...

U.S. Trade Representative’s office said in the report. The move came just before an annual high-level U.S.-China trade meeting next week in Washington. Taobao Marketplace is China’s largest ...

Taiwan on Monday gave the domestic branch of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's e-commerce site Taobao six months to re-register as a Chinese investment rather than a foreign one, or leave, in the government ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States on Thursday dropped a website owned by China’s largest e-commerce company, Alibaba Group, from its annual list of the world’s most “notorious markets” for ...

China's market regulator released new anti-monopoly guidelines on Sunday that target internet platforms, tightening existing restrictions faced by the country's tech giants. Chinese entrepreneur Zhu ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday dropped a website owned by China's largest e-commerce company, Alibaba Group, from its annual list of the world's most "notorious markets" for ...