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Ecommerce / news / en

Agentic AI Set to Reshape Consumer Shopping Journey by 2030

Agentic commerce is moving from theory to practice as tech giants embed AI agents into search and checkout. By 2030, such agents could drive 15–25% of US e-commerce, according to Bain & Company.

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Indie Beauty Brands Generate Over $500 Million on TikTok Shop in Past Year

Indie beauty brands on TikTok Shop have collectively earned more than $500 million in the past year, driven by a shift toward practical problem-solving products.

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Retail / news / en

Bookshop.org pivots to post-pandemic survival, finds new footing

After riding a pandemic tailwind, the e-commerce platform for independent bookstores has reinvented its business model to thrive as consumer habits normalised.

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Ecommerce / news / en

Thailand's e-commerce enters monetisation phase as platforms raise fees and cut subsidies

Thailand's e-commerce sector has shifted from growth-at-all-costs to a monetisation phase, with platforms prioritising profitability by raising commissions, reducing subsidies, and expanding revenue streams from logistics and advertising.

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Fashion / news brief / en

VEJA Debuts in China via Tmall, Eschewing Physical Stores for Now

French sustainable sneaker brand VEJA has entered the Chinese market with an online-first strategy, launching a flagship store on Alibaba's Tmall platform to build brand awareness and gather consumer data before opening physical retail locations.

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Retail / news / en

U.S. Shoppers Spend $26.4 Billion in Amazon Prime Day Deal Frenzy

U.S. online shoppers spent over $26.4 billion during Amazon's Prime Day event, hunting for discounts on electronics, appliances, children's items, and everyday essentials as consumers grapple with tighter budgets.

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Retail / news / en

French Trade Groups Warn Anti-Fast Fashion Law May Favor Chinese E-commerce

Three French trade associations argue that the country's proposed anti-fast fashion law could inadvertently advantage Chinese online retailers by imposing unequal penalties and obligations.

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Retail / news / en

Amazon Prime Day to test US consumer spending power as focus turns to essentials

Amazon's Prime Day sales event, starting Tuesday, will gauge U.S. shoppers' financial strain as promotions shift toward basic necessities rather than discretionary splurges.

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Retail / news / en

Brastop Unveils New Brand Identity and Enhanced E-Commerce Platform

Brastop, the specialist retailer for D+ cup lingerie, has launched a major brand refresh and upgraded its website to support the next phase of growth.

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Ecommerce / news / en

China's 618 Shopping Festival Growth Stalls

E-commerce growth during China’s 618 festival has stalled, according to a round-up of global market news that also covers Panama’s luxury malls, Polish retailer LPP, and Indian textile exporters.

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AI Virtual Try-On Boosts Luxury Conversion Rates by Up to 10x, DressX Report Finds

Shoppers using AI-powered virtual try-on are 50% more likely to make a purchase, with luxury conversion rates rising as much as tenfold, according to new data from DressX.

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China's '618' Shopping Festival Shows Signs of Waning Excitement as Consumers Tighten Spending

The annual '618' e-commerce bonanza, a key barometer of China's retail health, appears less vibrant this year as cautious consumer behavior amid the economic slowdown leads to noticeably smaller package piles at delivery stations.

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