Chapter 2 Part 6（课件）-《跨境电商物流英语》同步教学（北京邮电大学出版社）

Chapter 2Introduction to Cross-border E-commerce Websites CONTENTS eBay Part 1 Part 2 Amazoncs Part 3 AliExpress Part 6 Other Main Cross-border E-commerce Platforms DHgate Part 4 LightInTheBox Part 5 ☆ learn the concept of cross-border e-commerce ☆ learn the concept and development of cross-border logistics ☆ learn the differences and features of various cross-border logistics ☆ learn some information of Chinese cross-border e-commerce logistics Objectives ☆ learn the basic information of cross-border e-commerce platforms ☆ learn the features of cross-border e-commerce platforms ☆ learn the cross-border e-commerce platforms in China Part 6 Other Main Cross-border E-commerce Platforms Founded in San Francisco in 2011, Wish is now active in 100+ countries around the world.Globally, Wish has 750+ employees. Wish was founded in 2011, by Peter Szulczewski and Danny Zhang, who met while attending the University of Waterloo in Canada. Peter remains the CEO of Wish. Peter Szulczewski is a strong believer in technology that improves the lives of people when and wherever applicable. As a former engineer at Google, Szulczewski spent six and a half years developing the core technology that powers Google AdWords and web search. 1. Wish Shopee is the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. Launched in 2015, it is a platform tailored for the region, providing customers with an easy, secure and fast online shopping experience through strong payment and fulfillment support. 2. Shopee 3. Tmall Global Tmall Global is the child platform of Tmall which is ultimately all own and operated by Alibaba Group. While nationally within China Tmall is the leading e-commerce website, Tmall Global places second place in terms of market share compared to Kaola.com. Operation Pattern: Comprehensive, B2C, Marketplace, Sub-Platform. Market Share: 20.3%. Product Categories: Cosmetics, Maternity & Baby, Food & Health Care,