Wal-Mart Will Use Alipay For Payment In 25 Stores In Shenzhen
The supermarket retail giant Wal-Mart will be working in China with third-party payment provider Alipay and start supporting payments via Alipay in 25 outlets in Shenzhen.
The supermarket retail giant Wal-Mart will be working in China with third-party payment provider Alipay and start supporting payments via Alipay in 25 outlets in Shenzhen.
Wal-Mart announced that they will invest about CNY600 million to build a new community shopping center with a total construction area of about 100,000 square meters in Zhuhai, and the company will introduce Sam's Club…
Paul Gallemore, chief compliance officer of Wal-Mart China, announced that after the company's decision to invest CNY100 million in food safety from 2013 to 2015, Wal-Mart plans to further increase its investment and the total…
Wal-Mart China will open about 30 high-quality stores and more distribution centers as an important step for its three-year development plan announced in October 2013, according to a recent company statement.
Scott Price, current president and chief executive officer of Wal-Mart Asia, will be transferred to Wal-Mart's global headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, to be executive vice president and senior management executive, leading international strategy and development,…
Chinese B2C e-commerce websites Dangdang.com and Yhd.com announced that the two parties have reached a strategic cooperation to enter each other's open platforms while their respective official flagship stores have opened to netizens.
Wal-Mart expressed intentions to implement operational restructurings for its Sam's Club business in China with a series of measures, including selling stores to Chinese operators.
Wal-Mart plans to expand its existing distribution center in Shenzhen to 300,000 square meters as it more closely adheres to its model in America and other developed countries.
The world's leading retail giant Wal-Mart confirmed to Chinese local media that Wal-Mart China has new management changes.
Scott Price, president and chief executive officer of Wal-Mart Asia, revealed at an investor meeting that the company plans to close 25 underperforming stores in China during 2014.