Not a brand under Alibaba.

Taobao and Tmall are both under Alibaba. JD.com and Yihaodian are independent platforms. After Walmart acquired a stake in JD.com in 2016, Yihaodian was operated by JD.com, but the platform is independent

JD.com is not under Alibaba.

1. Alipay is a payment tool under Alibaba. In addition to its own Alibaba system, it has cooperation with many websites, and many website platforms can use Alipay for payment.

2. JD.com is another shopping platform, which is in a competitive relationship with Taobao. JD.com has its own payment platform, which can be bound to bank cards or WeChat payment.

Alibaba and JD.com do not have a cooperative relationship now, so JD.com has no relationship with Alibaba.

No,

JD.com and Alibaba are two independent companies, and there is no equity relationship between them. JD.com was founded in 2004 and is one of the largest comprehensive e-commerce platforms in China, mainly engaged in B2C (business to consumer) e-commerce business. Alibaba was founded in 1999. It started as a B2B (business-to-business) e-commerce company. Today, it has developed into one of the world's largest e-commerce platforms and has many industrial ecosystems, including payment, logistics, cloud computing, etc.

Although JD.com and Alibaba are in competition to a certain extent, they are both leading companies in China's e-commerce industry and have achieved great success in different fields.

JD.com is not a subsidiary of Alibaba.

1. Liu Qiangdong, CEO of JD.com, is still the company's largest shareholder.

2. Tiger Fund holds 18.1% of the shares and has 3.2% of the voting rights;

3. Tencent holds 14.3% of the shares.

JD.com is not owned by Alibaba. Alibaba's malls include Taobao, Tmall, Alibaba and AliExpress. JD.com belongs to JD Group, and Liu Qiangdong, the founder of JD.com, serves as the CEO of JD Group.