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Why a Chinese court s landmark decision recognising the copyright for an AI-generated image benefits creators in this nascent field

Assigning generative AI content a legal status under certain conditions aims to encourage people to create with new tools, Beijing Internet Court judge Zhu Ge said.

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Chinese e-commerce firms JD com and Alibaba s Taobao roll out refund only policy to shoppers, heating up rivalry with budget retailer Pinduoduo

The two e-commerce giants are taking a leaf out of the playbook of budget online retailer Pinduoduo, which has had that policy in place since 2021.

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Singles Day: China s Alibaba, JD Com boost singles day sales with discounts

International Business News: China's Alibaba Group Holding and JD.com saw sales increases for Singles' Day, with both companies reporting higher gross merchandise value and order

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Assassin s Creed publisher Ubisoft to close online store in China as part of strategic adjustment , commits to launch merchandise through local partners

The Tencent Holdings-backed video game publisher said it will continue to launch merchandise in China in collaboration with licensing partners.

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China s e-commerce market sees at least 89 platforms close in 2022 amid Covid-19 controls, fierce competition, weak spending

A number of the platforms that closed shop last year were once backed or funded by Chinese e-commerce giants like Alibaba and JD.com.

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