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With high social media use and a preference for shopping online rather than in-store, these two demographics hold the key to the US' social commerce market potential.

As return rates escalate, the implementation of smart returns technology emerges as a vital strategy, offering a seamless, eco-friendly solution that enhances customer satisfaction while reducing costs and fostering a greener retail landscape.

The FTC and state attorneys general claim that Amazon has used its dominant position to favor its own products and services, which has harmed third-party sellers on its platform.

In the post-COVID era, virtual shopping experiences are revolutionizing the retail landscape, merging the efficiency of technology with the personal touch of traditional shopping.

The rise of Millennial and Gen Z powerhouses and how they are shaping the shopping landscape, forcing companies to adapt or risk being left behind.

Amazon's Buy with Prime gives sellers the best of both worlds, integrating Amazon's Prime benefits into their own brands' websites.

Amazon is trimming in-house brands in its private-label business, including going from 30 to three clothing labels.

It's time for a prime day post-mortem. Amazon Prime Day was bigger than ever. What's next for the world's largest retailer's shopping holiday?

The online furniture retailer announced Overstock will change its name to Bed Bath & Beyond in June.

The soccer superstar's authentic Inter Miami jersey is sold out through October.

Here's how relationship marketing is critical to balancing ecommerce and brick-and-mortar shopping expectations.

Africa's entrepreneurial future is not just promising — it's already unfolding.

The hosts of the 'The Skinny Confidential HIM & HER' podcast discuss the evolution of their content and commerce businesses and share advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Buoyed by the rise of the creator economy and consumers' changing social media and shopping habits, social commerce has become a growth engine for the retail industry.

AI has enormous potential for sellers and vendors on marketplaces. By using AI to learn about customers, adjust rates, optimize pricing and manage inventory, brands can improve their competitive advantage, drive sales and increase overall profitability on online platforms.

The employment of this service eliminates the need to hire, train and manage an in-house team, an endeavor that can drain substantial resources in terms of time and money.

What happened to DTC brands and why — and the evolution that is now required in direct-to-consumer branding.

In the modern world of accelerated digital advancements, the tech landscape of ecommerce is regularly evolving. With the groundbreaking growth in artificial intelligence and other technologies, how customers interact with respective brands has experienced a prominent shift.

As Amazon and Walmart raise prices for shipping, we need to reconsider our expectations of ecommerce delivery.

Direct-to-consumer brands and Saas companies have more to learn from each other than you might think.

Use these tips to save time and bypass the bottlenecks that entrepreneurs typically experience in the ideation stage.