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Fortune
Lionel Lim

Alibaba and JD's decision to withhold Singles Day data punctures last chance to see a China consumption revival this year

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For the second year in a row, China's e-commerce behemoths are being cagey about how much they sold on Singles Day, the Chinese super-shopping festival that leaves the U.S.'s Black Friday in the dust when it comes to revenue.

Both Alibaba and JD.com reported sales growth on Sunday, but declined to give specifics nor overall revenue figures.

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