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  1. Alibaba and JD.com are major players in AI-driven e-commerce, integrating Qianwen LLM for AI shopping services.
  2. AI progress is fueling a fierce three-way competition among Chinese e-commerce giants.
  3. JD.com struggles to gain market share against Meituan in the delivery market, while competing with Alibaba's Ele.me.
  4. The major e-commerce giants JD.com, Meituan, and Alibaba are locked in a fierce competition, marked by subsidy wars and international expansion.

Regulators called a meeting to discuss price competition in the food delivery sector, initiating a competitive drive and introducing a 50bn yuan subsidy initiative.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 21
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Regulators called a meeting to discuss price competition in the food delivery sector, initiating a competitive drive and introducing a 50bn yuan subsidy initiative.

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Within Alibaba and JD.com are major players in AI-driven e-commerce, integrating Qianwen LLM for AI shopping services.

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  • Verdict Food ServiceChinese regulator urges major food deliverers to compete fairly China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) has called a meeting with prominent online food delivery companies, including