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Norbert Hellmann

Norbert Hellmann

Verified

Correspondent, Börsen-Zeitung

Germany

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  • E-commerce battles causing problems in China

    By Norbert Hellmann Verified| Börsen-Zeitung Verified Since July, things have been particularly heated at the headquarters of the booming e-commerce platform Temu in the southern Chinese metropolis of Guangzhou. Hundreds of Chinese retailers affiliated with the platform have gathered several times to protest against the exploitative practices of the e-commerce operator, which has rapidly become a serious competitor to Amazon in the USA and Europe. The reason for the furore may seem trifling.

    By Norbert Hellmann Verified · Börsen-Zeitung

    Aug. 28, 2024

  • Chinas Verbraucherpreise sind zurück auf der Kriechspur

    By Norbert Hellmann Verified| Börsen-Zeitung Verified Chinas neue Preisdaten für den Monat März geben wenig Anlass zur Hoffnung, dass Chinas Binnennachfrage und Konsumkonjunktur Belebungstendenzen zeigen. Am Donnerstag wies das Pekinger Statistikbüro einen winzigen Anstieg der Verbraucherpreise um 0,1% gegenüber dem Vorjahresmonat aus. Der Erzeugerpreisindex wiederum steckt mit einem Rückgang um 2,8% im März nach −2,7% im Februar kaum verändert im Deflationsterritorium fest.

    By Norbert Hellmann Verified · Börsen-Zeitung

    Apr. 11, 2024

  • E-commerce battles causing problems in China

    By Norbert Hellmann Verified| Börsen-Zeitung Verified Since July, things have been particularly heated at the headquarters of the booming e-commerce platform Temu in the southern Chinese metropolis of Guangzhou. Hundreds of Chinese retailers affiliated with the platform have gathered several times to protest against the exploitative practices of the e-commerce operator, which has rapidly become a serious competitor to Amazon in the USA and Europe. The reason for the furore may seem trifling.

    By Norbert Hellmann Verified · Börsen-Zeitung

    Aug. 28, 2024

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