Carrefour Polska partners with Wolt for fast delivery, expanding e-commerce reach. The strategic move aims at enhancing online shopping convenience and broadening customer base.

Instacart and DoorDash team up with regional grocers like Canseco's Market & Rouses Markets for an ecommerce sprint. The digital age welcomes groceries with open arms.

Uber Eats' new live location-sharing helps couriers brave jungles for your pizza. Available in 11,000 cities, except Quebec, it's the outdoor delivery game-changer we didn't know we needed!

Asos is in talks with Reliance Retail for an exciting entry into the Indian market, eyeing online and offline presence through Ajio and Centro stores. The move could boost Asos's sourcing and expand Reliance's fashion portfolio.

DHL partners with Reflaunt for a logistical leap into the resale market. Aiming to make vintage shopping seamless and eco-friendly.

StockX leaps into AR with a shopping app for Apple Vision Pro, offering 3D sneaker models and immersive experiences. Say goodbye to traditional shopping!

Frasers Group's £52M investment turns sour as Matches Fashion is set for closure, marking a quick end to a luxury e-commerce experiment.

Vinted's acquisition of Trendsales aims to conquer the Nordic second-hand market, tapping into Denmark's growing demand for pre-loved fashion.

Target unveils Circle 360 for $99/year, targeting Amazon Prime with unlimited same-day delivery. With 300 new stores on the horizon, Target's not slowing down.

Advertisers are broadening their retail media horizons, shifting ad dollars from Amazon to platforms like Walmart and Target, sparking a competitive frenzy in the ad world.

TikTok fires up 170M users to fight a looming US ban, leveraging its platform for a massive call to action. As Congress eyes a TikTok crackdown, the app unites creators and users in a digital showdown.

JD.com's focus on affordability leads to a 3.6% revenue rise to $43.1B in Q4, alongside a strategic $3B share buyback plan and a robust net income growth.

Rithum, the powerhouse in global e-commerce that used to go by CommerceHub and ChannelAdvisor, just dropped some fresh insights in the 2023 Online Consumer Behaviour Global Report

Amazon's pivot from lender to third-party financier marks a major shift for its $140B Marketplace. Sellers, making up 60% of sales, face new challenges and fee increases, stirring a mix of outrage and concern.

Let's talk shop - literally. The retail landscape has witnessed several significant online giants making their way into the brick-and-mortar realm.

Choice, the B2B SaaS platform, just cooked up $2.5M to digitalize restaurants in Europe. With $4.1M in the pantry, it's seasoning the market from Poland to Ukraine with tech that knows your birthday and if you're allergic to peanuts.

In a week of automotive shake-ups, Norway's dealer-backed Drive.no launches to challenge Finn.no, while Switzerland's Farie boosts its coffers with a $4.5M funding round. Big moves in the car world!

Aldi's new trial with InPost introduces parcel lockers at 22 stores, blending online order convenience with grocery shopping. Customers can now easily pick up or return their online orders while grabbing their groceries, making shopping trips doubly efficient.

Wallapop, with a fresh €81M in its pockets from a Series G round led by Naver, is now valued at €771M. With €72M in 2022 revenues, it's gunning for unicorn status, eyeing further expansion in Southern Europe.

DHgate partners with Seel, adding a guaranteed arrival date and carbon offset for online purchases. A big win for eco-conscious shoppers with Seel's 250,000 kg carbon offset and DHgate's 34M listings!

Klarna's AI, developed with OpenAI, now handles two-thirds of customer service chats, cutting query resolution time from 11 to 2 minutes. This shift is projected to boost profits by $40M in 2024, demonstrating AI's growing impact in fintech.

Since Kaufland acquired Real's online marketplace in 2020, it's been a rising star in Germany's e-commerce sky. With the launch of Fulfillment by Kaufland (FBK), it's not just selling products but also fulfilling dreams across Europe.

Thrasio, once a beacon of e-commerce, has hit bankruptcy, despite raking in over $3B. With $90M in emergency funds, it's a story of rapid rise and fall, reshaping the Amazon marketplace landscape.

Glovo, Spain's startup darling, is wrestling with €205M in fines over rider employment status. As legal battles mount, the company's financials wobble, with losses hitting €420M in 2022 and €209M in 2023.

Wolt launches "Wolt for Work," turning meal deliveries and office supplies into perks. This new service caters to the growing demand for workplace flexibility and food benefits, promising a revolution in employee benefits and office procurement.

Ocado's return to profit with a £51.6M EBITDA uplift contrasts its £394M loss, amidst a sales hike to £2.8B. Legal tussles with M&S over a due £190.7M add a spicy twist to the plot. Growth and disputes color Ocado's year.

Swiggy, prepping for a monumental IPO, flips its name from Bundl Technologies to Swiggy Pvt Ltd, aiming for brand proximity. This $1Bn IPO move is to mirror its core brand more closely, enhancing stock market presence.

Just Eat Takeaway aims for a 40% EBITDA jump in 2024 after a $1.95B loss. Despite efforts, Grubhub challenges persist. The company bets on Northern Europe and tech for a turnaround.

Shein, the fast-fashion behemoth, is flirting with London for its IPO, leaving New York's stringent scrutiny in the rearview. This strategic pivot could ignite London's IPO scene, especially after a dire year for debuts.

ASOS relaunches its influencer program, now starring its own stylish staff! From pandemic pause to digital showcase, 36 insiders are set to blend fashion expertise with genuine passion.

Secret Sales notches an 85% jump in 2023, outpacing the industry with strategic expansions and brand partnerships. Key growth in women's fashion and beauty sectors, and expansion into Spain and Ireland, showcases its marketplace dominance.

Adidas is stirring the sneaker world by launching a Yeezy sale on Feb 29, aiming for $250M, despite Kanye West slamming the move as selling "fake" shoes. The drama unfolds as Adidas and Ye's partnership crumbles, with accusations and financial claims flying.

Just a month after acquiring Farfetch, Coupang's CEO, Bom Kim, shares bold plans. Despite challenges, including shareholder protests and partner departures, Coupang's Q4 shines with $6.6B revenue and 21M active customers. The future of luxury e-tail looks exciting under Coupang's wing.

Allegro's Slovakian launch marks its second international move, following Czech success. With allegro.sk live, it's easing seller entry and promising millions of products at top prices, backed by Allegro Protect and Allegro Smart! delivery perks.

TikTok has soared to international stardom, boasting over 1B active users globally. In 2023 TikTok shop expanded into the U.S. and various Southeast Asian markets, introducing a suite of features including a dedicated shopping tab, live video shopping, shoppable ads, and affiliate programs, positioning itself as a formidable rival to Amazon.

Wish teams with Remarketed for a tech trade-in program in Europe, starting in the Netherlands. Instant cash for old gadgets promises to cut e-waste and refresh tech arsenals, making second-hand the new gold.

eBay's Q4 showcases a 2% revenue bump to $2.6B and a push towards enthusiast ecommerce. With $18.6B GMV, their focus on niche markets and advertising pays off, despite a flat overall GMV. Emphasis on luxury, motors, and refurbished items points towards a tailored shopping experience.

Last week, Earnest Analytics dropped a bombshell case study on Temu, showing its rapid ascent in the ecommerce world, challenging incumbents like Wish and AliExpress, and the underwhelming impact of its Super Bowl ads. Despite an impressive 840% sales growth, Temu's battle with retail titans Amazon and Walmart is just beginning.

Amazon, now banned from the European Parliament, joins Monsanto in an exclusive club. Amidst concerns over transparency and working conditions, Amazon's 14 lobbyists lose access. This bold move underlines the EU's serious stance on labor rights and corporate responsibility.

Pinterest partners with Tastemade for "Deliciously Entertaining," a shoppable streaming series aiming to blend inspiration with instant shopping. The show, hosted by Danni Rose, promises to turn Pinterest trends into tangible experiences.

In a Series B round led by Altos Ventures, Techtaka, a South Korean logistics innovator, has just landed a whopping $9.5M. Founded by e-commerce veterans, the startup is revolutionizing the fulfillment game with AI and next-day delivery, already boasting over 170 customers and a strategic partnership with Naver’s SmartStore.

The Cologne-based Hood Media, known for its Hood.de platform with over 4,900 active dealers across 20+ product categories, now joins The Platform Group's "consumer goods" segment. This strategic move is part of TPG's broader ambition to dominate the ecommerce space, with Hood Media being one of several acquisitions aimed at expanding TPG's presence in both B2B and B2C sectors.

Bagging €1.2M with help from top industry angels, Sparqle aims to expand its tech and green delivery network. With e-cargo bikes and a vision for cleaner cities, they're riding into a sustainable future.

Aviant's autonomous drones now deliver groceries, medicines, and meals directly to doorsteps in Lillehammer, making life in remote areas a bit less remote. With a 17km reach, they're setting a new standard for accessibility and sustainability.

Klarna's "Sign in with Klarna" simplifies online purchases, offering personalized experiences while ensuring data privacy. Now in 23 countries, it's a hit in Sweden and a challenge to tech giants.

Despite 97% of the population having internet access, a quarter lacks digital literacy. Swiss Post's advisory service in selected branches aims to bridge this gap, offering guidance on digital issues, from phishing to smartphones.

Wix.com Ltd. collaborates with Global-e Online Ltd., offering merchants a cross-border eCommerce solution. This partnership allows for localized shopping experiences, including payment, shipping, and tax optimizations, facilitating global market access.

Recent tests by the German Association of the Toy Industry and Toys Industries of Europe reveal a shocking 95% of Temu toys fail EU safety standards. The findings include dangerous boron levels in slime toys and choking hazards.

After months of intense negotiations, Delivery Hero's deal to sell its Foodpanda business in key Southeast Asian markets falls through. CEO Niklas Östberg cites failed agreement terms as the core issue, yet remains optimistic about the region's growth potential.

Despite hitting a 52-week high, DoorDash's Q4 earnings reveal a 39-cent-per-share loss, overshooting analyst expectations and leading to a 9.5% share drop. Yet, the company highlights record user growth and international expansion, betting on future profitability.