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Chief Editor, Global Commerce
Marcus Sterling analyzes global ecommerce expansion and the competitive landscape of digital platforms. He focuses on the strategic evolution of major marketplaces like Amazon and Temu.
marcus.sterling@digitalretailnews.comIn-depth analysis of development opportunities, regional policy environment, and platform ecosystem changes in the cross-border e-commerce market between mainland China and ASEAN. Discuss key driving factors for regional expansion in cross-border retail, digital consumption, and fulfillment systems.
In-depth analysis of how social media marketing is shifting from traditional models to data-driven short video strategies. Discuss how DTC and cross-border retailers can leverage video content to optimize brand awareness, conversion rates, and consumer engagement.
In-depth analysis of the strategic value of overseas warehouses in the cross-border e-commerce supply chain, exploring how they drive digital transformation, optimize fulfillment efficiency, and have a profound impact on the global retail market structure. Focus on the business logic of platform strategy and brand adaptation.
In-depth analysis of e-commerce penetration rates in major global markets to provide data-driven strategic insights for cross-border brands and retailers. Explore the business logic differences between high-penetration and emerging markets, and how to optimize fulfillment systems and consumer experience.
From Amazon and Walmart to TikTok Shop and Temu, mainstream e-commerce platforms are turning cross-border expansion into a more accessible capability. This article examines the practical implications of this shift for sellers, fulfillment systems, and consumer behavior.
According to a Market Research Future report, the global cross-border B2C e-commerce market will maintain a compound annual growth rate of 27.3% over the next decade, reaching a market size of $17.3 trillion by 2035.
This article interprets the latest research: cross-border e-commerce significantly enhances corporate green innovation by alleviating financing constraints and promoting digital transformation. Combined with global platform trends, it analyzes how green innovation has become a new competitive edge in digital retail.
Vietnam's National Assembly has passed the E-commerce Law, which will take effect in July 2026, systematically regulating cross-border e-commerce, live-streaming sales, and affiliate marketing for the first time. Foreign platforms must establish an entity in Vietnam or designate a representative, and overseas sellers bear the same responsibilities as local sellers. The law aims to strengthen consumer protection and provide a sustainable legal foundation for the growth of the digital economy.
Mobile commerce is becoming the main channel for global e-commerce. This paper analyzes the impact of mobile shopping on consumer behavior, platform strategies, regional markets, and the future role of technologies such as AI and AR.
Shorages covers 200+ countries, 5 fulfillment centers, serving 200+ merchants, reflecting the shift of cross-border e-commerce logistics from direct shipping to localized fulfillment. Analyze consumption trends and supply chain transformation in the GCC and emerging markets.
This article, based on Statista data, analyzes the global e-commerce market size, mobile penetration, platform competitive landscape, and future trends in 2025, providing data-driven insights for industry readers.
This article, based on "9 Top Business Trends (2026)" published by Exploding Topics, analyzes the impact of trends such as generative AI, continued e-commerce growth, social commerce, 5G, sustainability, immersive technology, and last-mile delivery on global digital retail and cross-border e-commerce, and interprets changes in consumer behavior and the future direction of the market.
In-depth analysis of Amazon's main competitors in the global e-commerce sector in 2026, including Walmart, Temu, Flipkart, and others, and exploration of how independent site sellers can compete through differentiation.
According to the latest Market Data Forecast report, the global cross-border e-commerce market is expected to grow from $4.18 trillion in 2025 to $24.32 trillion in 2034, with a compound annual growth rate of 21.6%. This article analyzes market drivers, consumer trends, and regional performance.
According to a Market Research Future report, the global e-commerce market size will reach $7.65 trillion in 2025 and is expected to grow to $19.83 trillion by 2035, with a compound annual growth rate of 10%. Mobile internet penetration, AI recommendations, DTC growth, and digital payments are the main drivers.
Deloitte's "2025 Digital Consumer Trends Report" shows that consumers in the UAE and Saudi Arabia are exhibiting notable changes in generative AI, social commerce, and digital behaviors, offering important insights for global e-commerce and retail technology.
Based on Shopify's latest analysis, this article provides an in-depth interpretation of Amazon's 12 major competitors, including Walmart, Temu, eBay, etc., and offers differentiation strategies for small businesses.
Analyze the current state and future trends of the global cross-border e-commerce market, with an expected scale of $24.3 trillion by 2034 and a compound annual growth rate of 21.6%. Explore the driving factors, challenges, and regional market impacts, providing insights for industry practitioners.
Savvy research shows that nearly half of British Gen Z consumers have used TikTok Shop to shop in the past three months. Social commerce integrates discovery, entertainment, social proof, and instant purchases, reshaping young consumers' shopping decision paths.
Maersk invests $100 million to open a 617,000-square-foot e-commerce fulfillment center near Boston, serving large e-commerce clients, highlighting the trend of logistics providers expanding into high-value-added e-commerce fulfillment.