"Internet retailers should improve management and intensify training for their personnel. But to address the root cause of the problems in the e-commerce industry, it is necessary to establish laws to regulate this sector," Mo said.

According to a guideline issued by the Ministry of Commerce last year, comprehensive laws and a national information database for e-commerce credit are expected to be set up in China by 2015.

Questions:

1. What Internet company is the target of court action?

2. What is the problem?

3. What was being offered?

Answers:

1. 360buy.

2. The company failed to provide sightseeing trips for 1 yuan offered on its website.

3. Sightseeing packages, including one to Shaoxing, a historic city in East China's Zhejiang province, at a cost of 1 yuan per customer.

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