(Reuters) -PDD Holdings, which operates e-commerce platforms Pinduoduo (NASDAQ: PDD) and Temu, missed market estimates for ...
PDD Holdings Inc.’s revenue grew a less-than-anticipated 24% after intensifying domestic competition and US tariffs crimped its expansion.
Temu-owner PDD’s New York-listed shares fell Thursday after the Chinese e-commerce giant reported slower-than-expected sales growth amid increasing domestic competition and U.S.
PDD Holdings Inc. Q4 2024 results beat EPS estimates; revenue slightly missed. Discover why analysts are optimistic and why ...