A recent report released by the Academy of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade indicates that the number of e-commerce livestreaming users in China has reached 469 million by June this year, accounting for 44.6 percent of China's internet users, reported by the People's Daily overseas edition.

November24,2022

New e-commerce business models remained vibrant in China in the first half of 2022 despite the impact of COVID-19.

July22,2022

Chinese authorities have rolled out a trial guideline to regulate the country's booming livestreaming marketing industry, according to the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC).

April25,2021

Though a newcomer to livestreaming, 67-year-old orange farmer Yu Duxiang from southwest China's Chongqing Municipality has already felt the magic of the booming industry.

December23,2020

The market regulation authorities in east China's Zhejiang Province have officially launched a blockchain-powered mobile app to improve regulations of the burgeoning livestreaming market.

December23,2020

As the latest branch of the Internet economy, livestreaming e-commerce has rapidly developed into an important marketing method. However, problems such as sellers infringing on consumers' rights and interests to boost their popularity and profits are becoming increasingly prominent.

December17,2020

Baidu Inc announced on Tuesday it will acquire Joyy Inc's video-based entertainment livestreaming business in China for $3.6 billion in cash.

November18,2020

As selling goods through livestreaming becomes increasingly popular among producers and farmers in China, some African diplomats have started using the technology to promote their countries' products to Chinese consumers.

September08,2020

Foreign businesspeople trained in livestreaming e-commerce in "world's supermarket"

June28,2020

Livestreaming e-commerce is boosting sales worldwide due to the development of video transmission and mobile communication technology, as well as surged online consumers amid the COVID-19 epidemic.

June24,2020

China's platform economy has grown to over 2.39 trillion U.S. dollars as of early April despite the COVID-19 epidemic's negative impact, said the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) Friday.

June01,2020

China's consumer market has shown signs of accelerated recovery during the five-day May Day holiday that ended Tuesday amid further containment of COVID-19, the Ministry of Commerce said Friday.

May09,2020

The number of users of a burgeoning business model that integrates e-commerce with livestreaming had hit 265 million by March, making up 29.3 percent of the country's total number of internet users, according to a report released by the China Internet Network Information Center.

May08,2020

Surrounded by various agricultural products, Chen Laifeng, a post-90s farmer livestreamer, was touting specialty tea to viewers on TikTok, known locally in China as Douyin.

May07,2020

The number of online livestreaming service users in China had reached 560 million as of March 2020, accounting for 62 percent of the country's total number of internet users, according to a report on China's internet development.

May06,2020

China's tourism market has gained momentum with short distance journeys taking the lead as companies jump on the livestreaming bandwagon.

April28,2020

As the coronavirus epidemic spreads across the country, bookstores are investing more in the online market to further explore sales channels, according to Beijing Business Today.

February07,2020