Pesaing Ali Baba, Lazada...Apa Kelebihan Shopee?

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OLEH: MOHD EZLI MASHUT

BISNES ONLINE: Kini platform eDagang terkemuka Asia Tenggara dan Taiwan terus mengorak langkah dan mendepani arus persaingan sengit pasaran membeli belah atas talian.

Menggunakan potensi pasaran pembelian menggunakan aplikasi telefon berbanding menggunakan komputer menjadi sandaran terbaik kerana masa kini lebih ramai pengguna menggunakan telefon mencari maklumat dan pelbagai kegunaan lain berbanding komputer.

Sejak 2015, Shopee terus berkembang ke Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, Indonesia, Vietnam serta Filipina.

BACA: Shopee Tawar Lebih RM1 Juta !

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Shopee melaporkan pembeli Malaysia telah membeli lebih 500,000 barangan melalui promosi besar-besaran merentasi enam juta produk semasa tawaran "Tawaran 12.12 Mega", "Jualan Mengejutkan" dan "Upsized Mall Highlights" yang merupakan sebahagian daripada perayaan jualan ulang tahunnya pada 2017 lalu.

Untuk rekod pada 2017, Shopee merekodkan dagangan kasar (GMV) bernilai AS$5 bilion (RM20.05 bilion) yang disumbangkan dari tujuh pasaran di rantau Asia Tenggara.

Sehingga kini (Januari 2018) lebih kurang lima juta pengguna memuat turun aplikasi Shopee.

Shopee juha hadir di tujuh pasaran, iaitu Malaysia, Singapura, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Filipina dan Taiwan dengan 40 juta muat turun. 

Shopee adalah platform yang disesuaikan untuk Asia Tenggara, menggabungkan pasaran pelanggan kepada pelanggan dengan pembayaran dan sokongan logistik, membuat pembelian dalam talian.

Syarikat itu juga telah mencapai lebih daripada US $ 3 bilion (RM13 bilion) dalam GMV tahunan di tujuh pasaran pada separuh pertama tahun 2017.

Shopee juga dilihat sentiasa bekerjasama rapat dengan usahawan dan jenama yang memasarkan produk menggunakan platformnya.

Shopee dilihat sebagai aplikasi nombor satu yang sentiasa dimuat turun dan kami berharap perkembangan ini berterusan sekali gus memberi pengalaman beli-belah dalam talian terbaik kepada masyarakat di negara ini.

Shopee berusaha meningkatkan kualiti hidup pengguna dan perniagaan di rantau ini menerusi teknologi serta menyediakan pengalaman beli-belah yang mudah, pantas dan boleh dipercayai.

Sebelum ini, Nestle memilih Shopee, pasaran pertama yang pertama di Asia Tenggara dan Taiwan sebagai rakan kongsi membeli-belah dalam talian terbaharu.

TAGS: Shopee, E-Dagang, E-Commerce

WOW! Shopee Giving Out More Than RM1 Million

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ONLINE SHOPPING: Starting on 15 January until 25 February 2018, Shopee will launch a new "Wang with Shopee" Campaign for the upcoming festive Chinese New Year celebration for Malaysians. 

Shopee, Southeast Asia and Taiwan’s leading e-commerce platform is organising its ‘Wang with Shopee’ bonanza campaign until February 25.

In a statement, Shopee said during the campaign, online patrons stood a chance to receive more than RM1 million in prizes including coins and vouchers, and over 20,000 golden tickets daily.

Photo: Shopee

Shopee is partnering more than 60 leading brands from Shopee Mall, including PETRONAS, Reckitt Benckiser, L’Oreal, OPPO, Super, Watsons, Nestle, Unilever, Tommee Tippee, Deerma, Photobook, and Xixili to offer massive promotions and discounts of up to 90% off. For more information, visit ‘Wang with Shopee’ official website here.  

According to BERNAMA NEWS AGENCY, Shopee’s regional managing director, Ian Ho said the company had partnered with more than 60 leading brands in offering a wide selection of products to suit the needs of every household member.

“Chinese New Year is one of the biggest celebrations in a multicultural country like Malaysia. For this celebration, Shopee provides a wide selection of products ranging from Health & Beauty; Home & Living; Fashion; Groceries; Toys, Kids & Babies; Mobile & Gadgets and more to suit the needs of every member in the household.

“With the great bargains we are offering, ‘Wang with Shopee’ campaign will definitely bring more excitement this festive season,” he said. 

SOURCE: BERNAMA

TAGS: SHOPEE, RM1Million, CNY, Wang With Shopee

Ex-CIA Arrested On Espionage Act Charge

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WASHINGTON — Justice Department said on Tuesday a former C.I.A. officer suspected of helping China identify the agency’s informants in that country has been arrested.

NEW YORK TIMES reported many of the informants were killed in a systematic dismantling of the C.I.A.’s spy network in China starting in 2010 that was one of the American government’s worst intelligence failures in recent years, several former intelligence officials have said.

The arrest of the former agent, Jerry Chun Shing Lee, 53, capped an intense F.B.I. investigation that began around 2012 after the C.I.A. began losing its informants in China. 

Mr. Lee was at the center of a mole hunt in which some intelligence officials believed that he had betrayed the United States but others thought that the Chinese government had hacked the C.I.A.’s covert communications used to talk to foreign sources of information.

Still other former intelligence officials have also argued that the spy network might have been crippled by a combination of both, as well as sloppy tradecraft by agency officers in China. 

The counterintelligence investigation into how the Chinese managed to hunt down American agents was a source of friction between the C.I.A. and F.B.I.

Mr. Lee, who left the C.I.A. in 2007 and was living in Hong Kong, was apprehended at Kennedy International Airport and charged in federal court in Northern Virginia with the unlawful retention of national defense information.

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In 2012, Mr. Lee returned to the United States with his family. F.B.I. agents investigating him searched his luggage during a pair of hotel stays, and found two small books with handwritten notes that contained classified information.

Prosecutors said that in the books, he had written down details about meetings between C.I.A. informants and undercover agents, as well as their real names and phone numbers.

More than a dozen C.I.A. informants were killed or imprisoned by the Chinese government. The extent to which the informant network was unraveled, reported last year by The New York Times, was a devastating setback for the C.I.A.

During those searches, which appear to have been conducted surreptitiously, FBI agents found two small books determined to contain information classified up to the “Top Secret” level that pertained to Lee’s CIA work.


“The datebook contained handwritten information pertaining to, but not limited to, operational notes from asset meetings, operational meeting locations, operational phone numbers, true names of assets, and covert facilities,” FBI Special Agent Kellie O’Brien said in an affidavit submitted on Saturday to a federal magistrate judge in Alexandria, Virginia. 

“The address book contained true names and phone numbers of assets and covert CIA employees, as well as the addresses of CIA facilities.”

SOURCE: NEW YORK TIMES/ THE POLITICO

Terlampau sejuk -62 Darjah Celsius, Termometer Gagal Berfungsi

The thermometer in Oymyakon stopped working shortly after temperatures reached -62C CREDIT:INSTAGRAM/@SIVTSEVA9452

GLOBAL: Sejuk sehingga penyukat suhu gagal berfungsi . Begitulah yang berlaku di sebuah kawasan di Siberia apabila suhu terlampau sejuk dicatatkan. 

Termometer yang diletakkan di Oymyakon sebuah puat peranginan gagal berfungsi selepas mencatatkan rekod -62 darjah Celsius minggu ini.

Omyakon didiami kira-kira 50 penghuni terletak 750 meter paras laut dan mempunyai siang kira-kira tiga jam pada Disember dan sehingga 21 jam pada musim panas.

Sementara itu Siberian Times melaporkan suhu tempatan dicatatkan serendah sehingga -67 darjah celsius mencapai rekod paling sejuk -67.7 celsius pada Februari 1933.

Suhu itu adalah paling rendah dicatatkan di luar Antartika yang didiami manuasia.

Untuk rekod suhu paling sejuk pernah dicatatkan apabila satelit NASA merekodkan suhu -94.7 celsius di timur Antartika pada 2013.

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