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Whether or not you optimize your ecommerce site—and your operations—for the global shopper, the global shopper is coming to America. Here’s a look at how U.S.-based merchants can fine-tune their global operations and delight the global shopper.
The sharp increase in U.K. online sales to China is all part of the plan for Jack Ma, who says he’d like to some day see Alibaba websites reach 2 billion consumers worldwide.
A “ship to Cuba” button was seen on Amazon’s website by Reuters correspondents in Havana. But is Amazon getting ready to sell in Cuba, and is the Cuban economy ready for cross-border shopping? Here’s why Cuba may be more of an exporter if and when U.S. sanction amendments are voted on.
Are you selling cross-border to the UK? Then you better make sure your ecommerce site is ready for the mobile shopper. Here’s a look at how mobile commerce is growing across the pond.
Online retailers who sell globally are not unfamiliar with currency fluctuations. Yet the U.S. dollar has been going strong since last summer, and this scenario isn’t likely to change anytime soon. Here are five markets worth paying attention to while the dollar is hot.
As global ecommerce sales are poised to explode to $1.35 trillion by 2018, are businesses around the globe preparing to take full advantage? Here’s the results of an Oban Digital Internationalization study mounted in partnership with Digital Doughnut.
Sure, there were things like mimosa breaks and Xbox tournaments to lure eTail West attendees into the Solutions Zone. But attendees also made the most of their time at eTail West and met with their current and potential new technology vendors out on the show floor. Here’s a look at 6 eTail West 2015 vendors who stood out in the pack.
The study shows that primary online shopping destinations are the US, China and the UK. While shoppers indicated purchasing cross-border from all 17 international markets included in the study, the US, China and the UK were the top three exporters of online purchases.
Consumers in global markets have grown very sophisticated and in many cases they would love to buy from ecommerce companies in the U.S. and other overseas suppliers. Here’s is why U.S. merchants are leaving global currency on the table.