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Chinese e-commerce group JD.com beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue, as more people shopped on its platform following shutdowns in mainland China to fight a fresh health crisis

Chinese e-commerce group https://t.co/LOi8NHnjTY beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue, as more people shopped on its platform following shutdowns in mainland China to fight a fresh health crisis https://t.co/niQ9VnZX4L pic.twitter.com/RGfH2Fe7qM

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