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Chinese e-commerce group JD.com missed quarterly revenue estimates due to economic slowdown in China, resulting in consumers holding onto their money. The company's shares fell 4%, despite a 48% increase in net income. Prolonged property crisis, slowing economy, and job insecurity have impacted consumer confidence, affecting retail sales and causing a price war among e-commerce platforms. JD.com
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