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How Alibaba Beat eBay in China So In 2003, eBay was leading China’s e-commerce market with over 77% market share! But then, because of one company, eBay exited China’s market and never came back again. And that company is Taobao (Alibaba’s B2C sit

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Everyone focuses on the consumer side, but Taobao's seller tools were revolutionary. The integrated chat system let sellers build relationships with buyers - crucial in Chinese business culture. eBay's 'hands-off' approach just didn't work there.

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