E-commerce spreads its cross-border wings


Growth business: E-commerce company Danyuan is busy with backlog orders for World Cup souvenirs from around the world.

IT HAS been a month since the World Cup ended in Russia, allowing soccer fans worldwide to resume their daily routines.

But this is not the case for Hu Liyong and his colleagues, as they are still busy in Yiwu, Zhejiang province, working on a backlog of orders for World Cup souvenirs from around the world.

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