The Latest Breaking News from e-commerce

Despite allegations of exploitation, thousands of Chinese workers have come to rely on Shein for their livelihoods, write Casey Hall and Sophie Yu. Trump’s tariffs could put all that at risk

Amazon Autos, the American e-commerce giant’s online dealer marketplace, has added the ability to lease a new car online. Previously, the car-shopping site offered financing options and cash payments secured with an online deposit.

In 2025, having a business app isn’t a nice-to-have—it’s a necessity. As industries race to digitize and personalize every aspect of the customer journey, software applications have become the new engine of growth. From e-commerce to healthcare, logistics to finance, apps are redefining how businesses engage with customers, streamline operations,…

Britain’s traditional retailers were in decline for years. Then the pandemic changed how we buy food and boosted the fishing industry

Albert Saniger could face up to 40 years in prison.

When it comes to the tech industry, semiconductor manufacturers come out largely unscathed while e-commerce giants will see major changes that could affect what price their goods are sold.

Just months after listing his bedding products on Temu, UK-based seller Shahzad is seeing sales skyrocket—so much so that he’s considering shutting down his other e-commerce accounts within the next year or two to focus entirely on Temu.

Setting up a digital storefront for your creative work? Here's how to choose the right platform.

In the last decade, digital commerce has transformed from a niche sector into a dominant force in global trade. With e-commerce giants like Amazon, Shopify, and Etsy facilitating billions in annual transactions, national governments have found themselves racing to catch up. Tax systems originally built around brick-and-mortar economies are increasingly…

PDD is off to a hot start in 2025. After its latest earnings, can this stock continue to impress? A Trump decision could be critical to PDD's fate in 2025.

Hudson’s Bay Company has begun liquidating all but six of its stores. After the 352-year-old retailer filed for creditor protection amid mounting debt and operational losses in early March, a court gave it permission to start the liquidation process.