Walmart’s investments in e-commerce, including online grocery delivery and pickup, are continuing to pay off for the retailer. In the company’s Q2 earnings, released this morning, Walmart reported its U.S. e-commerce […]
Priceza points out the cross-border e-commerce has rapidly been growing and the competition in marketplace business is getting tougher, following the entrance of e-commerce giants from overseas.
Covid-19 accelerates online shopping growth over 30%, while lots of SMEs will die by five years.
ecommerceIQ, a research unit of aCommerce, predicts the trend of e-commerce in Southeast Asia
E-commerce and online media push Thailand’s internet economy to rank the second largest in Southeast Asia, worth US$12 billion (394 billion baht) in 2018, just behind Indonesia.
Think of it as “Moneyball” for e-commerce.
Just as professional sports teams have used reams of data to maximize performance, Chinese billionaire Jack Ma is turning to analytics to get the most out of fans and change the way athletic events are managed and people shop for gear.
Priceza predicts the trends that all road will head to e-commerce business in 2019 where e-marketplace will face more opportunies and challenges, e-payment will achieve a leap growth and omnichannel will pay more important role.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. officially kicked off the 2018 11.11 Global Shopping Festival in China’s capital, promising this year’s mega-event will be the largest-ever in terms of scale and reach.
aCommerce, a Southeast Asia e-commerce enable, aims to be the first Thai startup to place an IPO in 2020 to strengthen the brand and promote Thai export goods.
The value of Thailand’s e-commerce market in 2018, to reach 3.06 trillion baht and up 8.76% from 2017.