According to different observers, e-commerce sales grew 39-44% last year. Others foresee a further decline from this year’s first quarter as more brick-and-mortar retail establishments reopen from the post-pandemic lockdowns and restricted operations, and people seek ways of entertaining themselves by leaving their homes.
Globally, e-commerce sales are forecast by CBRE to rise by $1.5 trillion during the 2020-2025 time period, requiring an additional 1.5 billion sq. ft. of warehouse/distribution space to accommodate this growth. The U.S. and Mainland China are the biggest e-commerce markets, accounting for 57% of global Internet sales.
The UK competition watchdog has stepped up its scrutiny of big tech involvement in artificial…
The Big Four auditors have been asked to explain what measures they are taking to…
This comprehensive analysis of the Ecommerce Call Center Service market is indispensable for businesses and…
This comprehensive analysis of the eCommerce Solution market is indispensable for businesses and industry professionals…
SAN FRANCISCO - Facebook-owner Meta on Wednesday said its quarterly profits soared last quarter, but…
Tesla CEO Elon Musk made it absolutely clear on today’s Tesla conference call: if you…