Ecommerce spending in China will exceed $1 trillion by 2019, according to a new forecast from Forrester Research, up from $307 billion in 2013. Here’s a look into why U.S.-based merchants need to look at China as they grow their cross-border presence.
Alibaba Group Executive Chairman Jack Ma says his ecommerce company, which raised $25 billion last year in the world’s largest-ever IPO, is still “a baby.” This baby has a big … Continue Reading →
While there are many risks to taking your business online to other nations, the risk of not going global, or of waiting too long to make the move, almost certainly will be greater. See other reasons why going global is important for your business.
Canadian consumers are more brand loyal than their U.S. counterparts, but connecting with them involves more relationship-building and trust.
UPS has added nearly 220,000 square feet to its European logistics operations, driven by growing demand from retail and high-tech customers.
Orchard Brands, a multichannel retailer of apparel and home products focused on serving women and men above the age of 50, has partnered with Borderfree to give consumers around the globe online access to its family of fashion and beauty, home and wellness brands.
Fastlane International says that international parcel market are poised for some significant developments in 2015. See what these developments for the global market.
Cross-border solutions provider Borderfree announced that high-end jewelry retailer Ylang 23 is the first of its retail partners to expand its global ecommerce capabilities through its new connector on the MarketLive ecommerce platform.
Coach announced it is acquiring luxury footwear brand Stuart Weitzman through a private equity firm Sycamore Partners. See what this will mean for both brands.
Deciding which search engines are the most important for brand visibility is an important step in your international online strategy. Here are the right SEO and social strategies to implement in the global market.