Is JD.com finally bottoming out?
This is the big question surrounding the Chinese e-commerce giant after its stock more than halved since late January.
Investors are mindful that many questions have been raised about the one-time high-flier over slower growth, profitability, competition from rival Alibaba Group Holding, and the September arrest of founder and chief executive Liu Qiangdong — who also goes by Richard Liu — in Minneapolis on suspicion of rape.
