Despite the convenience and rise of digital shopping, a staggering 90% of consumers still prefer visiting physical stores when making purchases. This preference for in-store shopping presents traditional retailers with unique challenges, especially in the realm of data collection and analysis,
In the first half of 2024, an alarming 4.6% of all attempted digital transactions involving consumers in Kenya were flagged as suspected digital fraud, positioning the country as tenth among 19 regions globally analyzed by TransUnion. The TransUnion ## 2024 Update to the State of Omnichannel Fraud
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). This
The European Union has launched an investigation into the online marketplace Temu due to concerns regarding the company's possible violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA). The European Commission has voiced several issues, including the platform's inadequate systems for preventing previously
As the international trade landscape continues to evolve, furniture retailers must stay informed and proactive about regulatory changes that could impact their businesses. Recent developments surrounding the de minimis exemption—allowing goods valued under $800 to bypass standard Customs and Border
Temu, the Chinese online retail platform owned by PDD Holdings, is making significant strides to register its operations in Vietnam, creating a buzz in the e-commerce sector of the country. Despite not having an official launch, the app is already accessible to Vietnamese consumers, branding itself
