Cross-border online sales have become a standard part of customer shopping behaviour. The latest international survey shows that in 2025 another turning point occurred – this time not in volume, but in the balance of power between platforms, customer expectations, and logistics.
London is becoming a live test for ultra-fast e-commerce. Amazon has launched Amazon Now, a new service promising delivery of groceries and everyday essentials in 30 minutes or less. The information comes directly from Amazon, signalling how quickly delivery expectations are shifting in major cities.
At first glance, ordinary IT resumes — in reality, a sophisticated fraud scheme. The US technology giant has uncovered an operation that authorities say helps finance Pyongyang’s weapons programmes. As reported by BBC, the issue affects the wider technology sector, not just one company.
Amazon is in discussions to invest more than $10bn in OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT. According to reporting by the Guardian, citing The Information, the potential deal could push OpenAI’s valuation above $500bn and further tighten the link between large-scale AI development and cloud infrastructure.
Amazon just dropped some big news at its annual summit in New Delhi. The company’s throwing more than $35 billion into India between now and 2030. That’s on top of the $40 billion they’ve already spent there.
Amazon is launching one of its biggest fee cuts in history, Reuters reports. The goal is clear – defend against cheap competitors like Shein and Temu who are taking both customers and sellers. Starting December 15th, fees for selling cheap clothing and accessories will drop significantly. Amazon announced this move earlier this week as a […]
Italian financial police raided two Amazon warehouses on Monday as part of an investigation into customs and tax fraud linked to Chinese goods imports, Reuters reports. Prosecutors claim the e-commerce giant functioned as a “Trojan horse” in bypassing VAT and customs duties payments, with potential damage reaching hundreds of millions of euros.
Amazon has launched Amazon Haul in Spain, its new low-cost product platform with prices under €20, in a strategic move to directly compete with Asian giants like Shein and Temu in the ultra-low-cost segment.
Chinese platform Temu reached first place in popularity rankings in Finland and Slovenia within two years, while competing with Amazon in the top three in Austria. ECDB analysis reveals how the new player is penetrating the established European market.
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