E-Commerce Platforms

The UK retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as consumers increasingly turn to international e-commerce platforms. With approximately 33% of UK consumers now frequently shopping from overseas online retailers, domestic businesses are under growing pressure to adapt. This trend

The annual Singles’ Day shopping festival, celebrated on November 11, has long been a cornerstone of consumerism in China, boasting massive discounts and record-breaking sales that entice millions of shoppers. Initiated by Alibaba in 2009, the event, also known as "Double 11," has seen p

The rise of e-commerce platforms has brought about a significant transformation in the retail landscape of Philippine malls, altering the tenancy mix and reshaping the traditional shopping experience. Traditional brick-and-mortar stores are being compelled to adapt to the new era marked by reduced

India's e-commerce sector witnessed a significant surge during the 2024 festive season, marked by an impressive revenue of approximately Rs 1 lakh crore ($11.9 billion). This represents a remarkable 23% increase from the previous year, indicating a robust upward trend in consumer spending

Kenya's e-commerce landscape is experiencing a significant transformation, positioning the country as a unique market for online shopping in Africa. Despite its medium size, Kenya, along with Nigeria and South Africa, forms over half of Africa's online shopper base. According to the

The European Union's digital regulators have launched a significant investigation into Temu, a prominent Chinese online retail platform, to determine whether it has breached regulations related to illegal product sales and other compliance requirements under the Digital Services Act (DSA).