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.
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.
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 is still the king of e-commerce. But for sellers in 2025, the crown comes with a heavy tax. Between referral fees, fulfilment charges, and a long list of surcharges, more and more Amazon sellers are finding their margins disappearing. That’s why the shift toward Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) on platforms like Shopify, hosting more than 5M […]
An Italian court has reduced Amazon’s record fine from €1.13 billion to approximately €750 million. The decision concerns one of the highest sanctions imposed on a tech giant in Europe. The information was reported by Reuters.
Amazon will charge extra fees on FBA orders in the UK and Germany from October 15 to January 14. The company says it needs to cover higher costs during peak season.
Amazon just dropped two big robotics announcements. They deployed their 1 millionth robot to a warehouse in Japan and launched something called DeepFleet – an AI system to coordinate their massive robot army.
AliExpress has partnered with over ten overseas warehouse providers to launch a certified warehouse program. These are third-party operated warehouses, not AliExpress owned. Here’s what this means for millions of European shoppers. This development could reshape how Europeans shop online, according to reports from EcommerceNews.
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