The Latest Breaking News from e-commerce

JD stock and other China internet stocks dropped as JD plans to spend $1.5 billion to create a subsidiary, raising fears of more competition.

Coupons, 90% off sales and student discount -Temu is taking the bargain e-commerce world by storm.

The wholesale industry is poised to grow significantly this year owing to growth in e-commerce, easing supply chain disruptions, and improved economic growth outlook. Hence, it could be wise to add fundamentally stable wholesale stocks Kroger (KR) and BJ's Wholesale Club (BJ) to your portfolio this year. Keep reading….

Canadian e-commerce major Shopify’s (SHOP) shares have gained more than 40% this year on the news of hiking prices for its plans. With inflation remaining high and the Fed open to raising interest rates beyond its predicted range, is the stock a buy now? Read on to learn our view….

For nearly two decades, Bowen Tsui's family business in China has made garments to order for foreign clients to sell overseas under their own labels. Now, he believes the company's survival depends on whether it can design, brand and distribute clothing by itself.

Krungsri Finnovate, a corporate venture capital arm under Bank of Ayudhya, has joined forces with Pawoot Pongvitayapanu, founder of e-commerce solution provider Tarad.com, to set up a 1-billion-baht trust fund to invest in early-stage startups.

Shares of PayPal have gained about 13% in early 2023 ahead of fourth-quarter earnings. But a big bugaboo remains for the stock: Apple Pay.

Growth prospects of the grocery industry are anticipated to be bolstered by improved consumer sentiments and surging e-commerce adoption. Given this backdrop, quality grocery store and supermarket stocks Walmart (WMT), Albertsons Companies (ACI), Casey’s General Stores (CASY), and Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM) might be solid buys now. Read on….

E-marketplace JD Central announced it will end its operations in Thailand on March 3, bringing down the curtain on its six years of operating an e-commerce business in the country.

BusinessLive spoke the Bournemouth-based firm's founder Cas Paton on its fast growth in a short space of time and its plans for 2023

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