JD.com sinks after CEO Liu Qiangdong was absent from a high-profile internet conference in China (JD)

JD.com CEO Liu Qiangdong was briefly detained in Minneapolis, Minnesota, over a rape allegation in August.
Since then, he has been absent from several high-profile events in China.
Liu didn't show up to the World Internet Conference on Wednesday.JD.com shares fell almost 7%.
Watch JD.com trade live.JD.com, the second largest Chinese e-commerce site after Alibaba, fell nearly 7% Thursday after CEO Liu Qiangdong, who is the subject of a rape investigation in the US, didn't