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In a country where a large share of shopping is done online, these data will have positive implications for Chinese e-commerce companies.

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Douyin, the not-so-short video app.

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Colin Huang does not shy away from silly metaphors when talking about Pinduoduo’s exuberant spending and rivalry with Alibaba.

Tencent’s WeChat messenger is famous for limiting the way it lets its users share links to content on competing platforms.

Giving the e-commerce sector a vital push.

Grab sets sights on enhancing its logistics capabilities.

But as the Chinese market opens up, will it remain on top?