China's JD.com reports 5% rise in quarterly revenue, beating estimates
JD.com reported better-than-expected first-quarter revenue and profit, driven in part by government subsidies encouraging consumers to trade in old appliances. Shares rose about 1% following the announcement. Despite the positive results, net income was impacted by higher fulfillment, research and development, and marketing costs, amidst a challenging economic environment in China due to weak consumer confidence, a property slump, and increased tariffs.
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