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working for the small manufacturers set up a B2B (business to business) website. But then Alibaba group was quickly expanded until seven different group, for example, Alibaba International Business Operations, Alibaba Small Business Operations, Tmall, Taobao, Alibaba Cloud Computing, Juhuasuan and Etao. Alibaba is the largest leading e-commerce companies of B2B online retailer in China and it is giving a trading platform that associates worldwide purchasers to huge number of small medium enterprises

profits and revenues of $105.3m and of $289.5m respectively. Customers satisfaction and trust are believed to be the secret recipe of Alibaba’s success. Taobao Competition has begun as early as 2002. eBay entered China and immediately started expanding. In response, on 11th May 2003, Alibaba launched its second commercial venture, called Taobao,

companies selected by the government of China to join the Internet banking. This is a huge opportunity especially where banks are state owned (Shiying & Avery, 2009). The cost cutting associated with the huge volume of sales. For example, Tmall and Taobao accounted for over 50 percent of all the Chinese delivered parcels. Tmall’s and Taobao’s combined transaction volume in 2012 was about one trillion yuan. This figure was more than eBay and Amazon transaction volumes combined. Marketing strategies

month. The Alibaba group was founded in 1999 when its current head Jack Ma founded the website Alibaba.com, a business to business portal to help connect Chinese exporters, manufacturers and entrepreneurs with overseas buyers. Its next invention, Taobao, a consumer-to-consumer portal similar to e-bay, features nearly a billion products and is one of the 20 most-visited websites globally. Then came Tmall, a business-to-consumer portal similar to Amazon that helps global brands reach China’s middle

messenger. All of tencent’s other business will be rolled out base upon the QQ. They want people who use QQ can also shop online easily. So they made the strategy according to that point. They developed E-commerce websites which made no difference with Taobao and Tmall but didn’t make them to success. Why does this happen? What’s Tencent’s strategy? Introduction As Tencent announced to take 15% stake of JD.com[1], which is the largest online retailer of China, in March 2014, it also implicated the

alibaba By snoworb | Studymode.com xecutive Summary Founded just before the turn of the millennium in Hangzhou, China, Alibaba Group has to date become the largest online retail website worldwide in the planet, its total transactions surpassing the sum of both Amazon and eBay’s (Erickson, 2013). The report explains its business and operation model and market strategy, before moving to explore the reasons for Alibaba Group’s success such as its established market share in the large market of Mainland

Before I start writing about a long article, I prefer analyzing the rhetorical issues of excellent articles since I believe it is necessary to emphasize the significance of rhetorical situation and rhetorical strategy. To achieve a specific purpose, authors, or speakers usually use a variety of skills to convey their core information to the audience, eventually convincing audience to believe in or behave as the authors/speakers hope. According to Professor Ty Khuu’s Writing Competency through

Ma has done the impossible by forming China's most valuable technology company with very limited resources. Ma defeated eBay, for example, by forming a website called Taobao with an initial investment of only one million yuan and he also create big event that created $9.31 billion trading volume one day at 11 November 2014 in Taobao website. Now with Alibaba's stock as currency,

. How has Alibaba gone about managing about its International Operations, marketing itself and its products globally, handling cultural differences across the boundaries? Alibaba has a very simple strategy:- Connect the merchants and consumers globally to become the world’s largest online marketplace in terms of turnover in the next few years. Through an innovative, integrated and reliable platform they will create consumer trust. Chinese market has become mature for Alibaba, hence the reason

is a great intensity of rivalry among the competitors in the industry. Because of the potentially lucrative market in Asia, there are many competitors wanting a slice of the pie and that includes search engine giant, Google. In China, Alibaba-owned Taobao is already providing intense competition by providing zero listing costs and providing customer service catered to the needs of the local population[2]. In Korea, Gmarket is also providing intense competition by continuously introducing new marketing