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It’s all part of a strategy of JD.com (formerly 360buy) to become China’s largest e-commerce company and expand globally. China’s booming and highly competitive e-commerce market gets more interesting all the time, and JD.com is?a major player to watch.

JD.com did not immediately respond to a request for a comment.

Its share price picked up 0.46 percent against overall downward Shenzhen trading on Tuesday.

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It's likely that Chinese companies will expand their footprint abroad, said Joseph Jacobelli, a senior analyst of Asian utilities at Bloomberg Intelligence.

It's clear that Alain Ducasse is no ordinary chef or entrepreneur. From his gourmet space food for NASA to his Coco Chanel-influenced Beige restaurant in Tokyo, he's always been ahead of the curve. And unlike the majority of his highly visible culinary peers, whose actions have focused on globalisation, Ducasse's message has been the antithesis. "I think in the future, every chef will try to preserve their identity – the French, the English, the Japanese," he says. "It's the opposite of globalisation. You have to be global, but stay local. Preserving the difference is what keeps the diversity alive."

JD.com will uphold severe standards to check individual stores as well as control their products' quality, as related by the company to business news website Caixin.com.

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It's not just individual artists who stand to earn from emojis. There are creative design firms and groups of artists sprouting all over like mushrooms. They hire artists to create emojis, which are then peddled to WeChat and the like.

It’s worth wondering whether Amazon could help deflect the blow.

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It’s not really difficult. That’s part of the puzzle, and it’s fun. It also makes sense to have different hotels in different cities instead of copying and pasting the same lobby and same menu.

It's heartbreaking to find that about 18 percent of nearly 9,000 people arrested in violent protests since June last year are juveniles.