Jack Ma said eBay has not failed in China and may cooperate in the future

 

On the evening of May March 12, Jack Ma, founder and chairman of the board of directors of Alibaba Group, was interviewed by the media. When asked about the competition with eBay, Jack Ma said that Taobao and eBay may cooperate in the future. He said that eBay has not actually failed in China, and even failure is temporary.

07:30 on the 12th day of Beijing Time, 07:30 on the 12th day of New York time, Ma YunInAmerican Asia Association headquartered in New YorkMake a speechMa Yun made the above remarks when receiving questions from members of the Asia Association and the media.

Jack Ma, who is concerned about the media, led Taobao to enter the U.S. market. Jack Ma said that Taobao was not in the United States to compete with eBay, but to meet customer needs. Jack Ma said that eBay has not failed in China, but it is only temporary. He even said that the two sides may cooperate in the future.

At the beginning of this month, he said in a speech at Stanford University that Taobao and Alipay will enter the U.S. market.

In the Chinese market, Taobao has come to the fore, and its market share far exceeds that of eBay. EBay's failure in China is considered a major case of failure of Internet multinational corporations in China. (