Redbubble was shocked to find discriminatory T-shirts against Asians, Tmall set up a "trial operation period"

Online shopping platform Redbubble found T-shirts that discriminate against Asians

Recently, several T-shirts with discriminatory connotations against Chinese people have quietly appeared on the online shopping platform Redbubble. After typing "I'm not Chinese" into the search bar on the platform, a variety of products with Asian words printed on them appeared on the page, but they were mainly T-shirts . In addition to China, there are also versions of these T-shirts from various Asian countries.

Cross-border e-commerce company Onion Group plans to IPO in the U.S.

Recently, Onion Global Limited, the parent company of cross-border e-commerce Onion Group , submitted a prospectus to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, intending to list on the New York Stock Exchange. The prospectus shows that for the net proceeds of this issuance, the group plans to use 50% for the development of its own brands and brand partnerships, 20% for expanding marketing and distribution channels, 5% for enhancing technological capabilities, and 15% for working capital and other general corporate purposes, including potential strategic investments and acquisitions.

Tmall sets up a "trial operation period" to lower the threshold for merchants to enter

On April 13, Tmall will lower the threshold for opening a store and pilot the "Tmall trial operation period" for the first time from April 19. It is understood that the Tmall trial operation period will start with the four industries of beauty, personal care, household cleaning and maternal and child industries. The stores in the trial operation period are no different from normal stores, but the trial operation period is up to 210 days. New merchants can officially open Tmall stores if they pass all the assessments in six dimensions.

Latin American cross-border payment platform dLocal receives $150 million in financing

Recently, Latin American cross-border payment service provider dLocal completed a financing of US$150 million, and its valuation will reach US$5 billion after this round of financing. The lead investor is Alkeon Capital, and Tiger Global Management, D1 Capital Partners, and Bond participated in the investment. It is understood that dLocal is a cross-border payment processor founded in 2016, aiming to handle large-scale online payments in emerging markets such as Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Dingdong Maicai establishes new e-commerce company

According to Tianyancha App, Xiamen Youlinggan E-commerce Co., Ltd. was established on April 12 with a registered capital of RMB 1 million. The legal representative is Yu Le, and its business scope includes Internet sales software development, daily necessities sales, home appliance sales, takeaway delivery services, food operations, etc. Shareholder information shows that the company is wholly owned by Shanghai Yibaimi Network Technology Co., Ltd., an affiliated company of Dingdong Maicai.

China's cross-border e-commerce imports and exports reached 419.5 billion yuan in the first quarter

On April 13, the State Council Information Office held a press conference on the import and export situation in the first quarter. Li Kuiwen, spokesman of the General Administration of Customs and director of the Statistics and Analysis Department, said that according to data, China's cross-border e-commerce imports and exports in the first quarter were 419.5 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 46.5%, of which exports were 280.8 billion yuan, an increase of 69.3%; imports were 138.7 billion yuan, an increase of 15.1% .

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