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JD.com Stock Surges and It's Not Just the Earnings Beat. Implications for Temu

Shares in JD.com surged Wednesday after the Chinese e-commerce company reported fourth-quarter earnings and sales ahead of expectations. There also was more for investors to be happy about.JD.com repo

JD.com Stock Surges and It's Not Just the Earnings Beat. Implications for Temu

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