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Logistics Firm Warns E-Commerce Brands to Prepare Now or Miss the World Cup Rush
UK fulfilment and delivery specialist Diamond Logistics has issued a straight-talking warning to the nation’s online retailers: the 2026 FIFA ...
Google AI Performance Insights Change the Game for Brands
Brands are always looking for new and innovative ways to learn about how people are discovering their products, and what ...
Driven by EVs, Online Shopping in South Korea Reaches New Peak
The ecommerce industry has reached new heights in South Korea, as online shopping hit a new record high in April ...
eBay’s $1.2 Billion Depop Deal Is Stuck in Regulatory Purgatory
The deal cleared regulatory hurdles in the US and Germany without much fuss, but it’s sitting under review in both ...
AliExpress Is Having a Summer Sale, and It’s Bringing 100 Influencers With It
Chris Gu, AliExpress’s US Country Manager, framed it as a natural move: “Summer is a peak season for discovery, whether ...
Reddit Wants Your Shopping Cart Now, Not Just Your Opinions
Reddit just made it free and effortless for any Shopify merchant in the world to run Dynamic Product Ads on ...
Walmart’s Need for Speed: How the Retail Giant Is Winning the Ecommerce Race
Strong quarterly numbers, a drone milestone, and an AI assistant now fluent in Spanish. Walmart is not slowing down, and ...
eBay Is Handing Out $100,000 to Live Sellers. Here’s How to Apply.
In an effort to help fuel the growing market of live commerce, eBay has rolled out its latest Up & ...
Swiggy is Refusing to Join the Quick Commerce Spending Battle
The quick commerce market in India is highly competitive and sees many companies fighting for growth and success. While some ...
Shopify’s Quiet Checkout Change Is Cutting Conversion Rates in Half
A small button update, rolled out without warning, is wrecking sales for merchants across the UK and beyond. We spoke ...
