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Starting August 29, 2025, the United States announced it will end the “de minimis” exemption for low-value imports from all countries. Previously, this exemption applied…
Revolut is preparing to enter the Moroccan market as part of its broader push into the MENA region. The company aims to begin with payment and foreign exchange services,…
The European Commission has formally accused China-based e-commerce giant Temu of violating the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA).
The company appointed Faraz Khalid, CEO of the prominent Middle Eastern e-commerce platform Noon, as an independent board member.
Walmart has released some data on employee salaries. According to the information, the retail giant is making significant investments in its tech workforce.
Lazada Philippines is supporting seller growth through training programs and AI-powered tools.
As transformation accelerates in e-commerce, online marketplaces are taking center stage. The rise of marketplaces in the world of e-commerce continues at full speed.
The Netherlands’ largest e-commerce marketplace, Bol, has allowed sellers from outside the European Union to join its platform for the first time in its history.
Nolsa.com, one of Türkiye’s emerging e-commerce brands, is a prime example of this principle.
Axian Telecom plans to strengthen its fintech division by acquiring Jumia Technologies.
Amazon UAE has launched a new shopping platform called “Amazon Bazaar,” targeting customers looking for affordable products and deals. The platform is available via the…
Amazon is expanding its fast delivery system in rural areas across America.
Amazon Vice President Mariangela Marseglia spoke on the program “The Big Question with Stefan Grobe,” broadcast on Euronews.
Alibaba to integrate Ele.me and Fliggy platforms into its e-commerce unit.
E-commerce giant Amazon has announced that it will invest approximately $233 million to expand its operational network in India.
“The Turkish market has enormous potential,” says Andrew Rowson, EMOTIV’s Founder and CEO.
Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten will provide businesses in South Australia with access to more than 100 million Japanese users.
Russia’s leading e-commerce marketplace, Wildberries, plans to build a $150 million warehouse in Uzbekistan.
China’s e-commerce giant Alibaba announced that its next-generation shopping platform, Taobao Instant Commerce, which was launched last month, exceeded 40 million daily…
The European Union (EU) found that China-based e-commerce platform Shein violated consumer legislation in its investigation. Shein was given one month to take action.
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