Walmart announced it is once again increasing its stake in Chinese ecommerce marketplace JD.com to 12.1%, seeing this as a better route into the massive market than an asset-heavy play. See what this will mean for ecommerce in China moving forward.
Estimated at more than 3,500 billion by 2019, ecommerce is led by China, the United States, the UK, Japan and France. This infographic by Lengow offers a deep dive look at each market in terms of shoppers, social media and more.
It goes without saying that the cross-border ability to reach billions of consumers around the world presents a tremendous opportunity for businesses. However, retailers are faced with pitfalls in the payment process, resulting in more abandoned carts than ever. Here is how retailers looking to go cross-border with their business can avoid these payment headaches in the shopping cart.
Just like selling cross-border, selling in the U.S. has its own set of challenges that an online retailer needs to make note of. Here are seven steps to think about when selling in the U.S.
Cross-border selling can be overwhelming, leaving small businesses unsure of what to do first when it comes to choosing the right international markets. Here are five ways small businesses can get moving into new international markets with less hassle.
Going global with your business isn’t an easy task, even if you have successfully tackled the domestic market. This infographic by All Finance Tax takes an in-depth look at what businesses should expect, what the benefits are and how to tackle the global market.
It’s that time of the year again, and ecommerce companies will need to bring their all this season. The $64,000 question is, are you ready? Here is what you need to know about your shoppers this holiday season.
Three months after entering into a strategic alliance to expand the breadth and convenience of online shopping options for Chinese consumers, Walmart and JD.com have announced a series of new ways for customers to access high-quality products from around the world. The initiatives include exclusive Sam’s Club store and a Walmart cross-border store on the JD.com platform and two-hour delivery from Walmart stores.
The number of Chinese cross-border shoppers is expected to grow by 61% between now and 2020, according to eMarketer. Payscout CEO Cleveland Brown urges global entrepreneurs to have systems, partnerships in place to capitalize on this booming market.
New Pitney Bowes survey finds that cross-border ecommerce is prevalent among global shoppers. See what this means for retailers world-wide.