Shein and MercadoLibre are actively recruiting vendors in Brás, São Paulo, enhancing their services to dominate the local $3B garment market.

eBay's new policy removes final value fees for pre-loved clothes, aiming to simplify selling and boost the circular economy. AI-powered listings and eBay Live are set to enhance the user experience.

TikTok Shop’s era of offering deals too good to be true is potentially ending, with seller fees jumping from 2% to 8% by July. This significant hike could lead to higher prices for shoppers, challenging the loyalty to TikTok's ecommerce model.

AliExpress and Temu's rapid growth in Korea challenges Coupang's dominance. With aggressive marketing and strategic expansions, these platforms are not just surviving but thriving, showcasing a dynamic shift in Korea's e-commerce landscape.

Alibaba teams up with Space Epoch, eyeing to deliver parcels globally within an hour using XZY-1 rocket. This innovative venture, although ambitious, showcases Alibaba's relentless pursuit of enhancing logistics amidst stiff competition.

Alibaba's March Expo 2024 sees a notable uptick in UK SME buyers, with a keen interest in skincare and digital sourcing channels. The event underscores the shift towards online B2B marketplaces amidst supply chain and macroeconomic challenges.

POP aims to disrupt e-commerce with a unique marketplace for D2C brands, leveraging its UPI handle to offer POPcoins rewards. With 140 brands like Perfora & Khadi Essentials on board, it targets 10M users by 2024, addressing high acquisition costs.

Reddit's leap into the IPO sphere is not just about numbers; it's about community. With plans to raise up to $748M by selling 22M shares priced between $31-$34, 8% of these shares are earmarked for users based on karma. 2023 saw revenue hit $804M, up 21% from 2022, signaling robust growth and a closer bond with its user base.

After launching MakerPlace in November 2023, Michaels steps up its game by introducing in-store selling pilots across the US, strengthening its position against Etsy. CEO Ashley Buchanan's vision for a "one-stop shop" for handmade sellers and customers begins to materialize with new campaigns and expanded ecommerce.

Vestiaire Collective, the go-to for pre-loved luxury, unveils its 'Parlez-Vous Vestiaire Collective?' campaign. Created with Accompany Creative, it highlights its French roots, diverse inventory, and commitment to sustainability. The campaign aims to enhance U.S. brand awareness amidst the rising trend of sustainable fashion.

Depop sellers have been experiencing payment delays due to a technical issue, with reports of payments being pushed back daily without explanation. The issue, linked to Depop's automated payout system, has been resolved, with Depop apologizing and promising swift payouts.

Expanding its global footprint, Amazon Business sets up shop in Mexico, becoming a go-to for 18k local sellers and sparking a jobs bonanza. Pedro Huerta highlights the boon for small businesses and the promise of simplifying business buying.

Temu's US seller onboard strategy sparks intrigue, revealing all are Chinese with US stock. This dual fulfilment model, akin to Amazon's but with a unique twist, bridges continents while aiming to slash shipping impacts. Is this the future of ecommerce?