eBay has expanded its Circular Fashion Fund to Germany, offering financial support and mentoring to local startups developing sustainable fashion solutions. The initiative, in collaboration with Fashion Council Germany, will provide up to €50,000 to winners, helping to promote circular fashion in the country.
Amazon extended its return period for holiday purchases in Germany and beyond, allowing customers to return items bought between November 1st and December 25th until January 31st, 2025. The policy aims to encourage early shopping and boost sales for merchants during the peak holiday season.
Sage, a leading provider of specialized solutions for SMEs in accounting, ERP, finance, HR, and payroll, launched Sage Distribution and Manufacturing Operations (SDMO) in Germany. The ERP solution provides SMEs with complete transparency and control over their purchasing, production, warehousing, and sales processes.
ChannelEngine announced its integration with SAP Order Management Foundation, enabling SAP OMF customers to streamline and optimize their multichannel operations across more than 950 sales channels globally. Read more here.
Discover how Shopify has become the top choice for small and medium-sized online stores in Germany, dominating the market with a nearly 40% share. Find out how it compares to local competitors like Shopware and JTL in the latest study from Uptain.
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Doofinder has introduced a new product recommendation feature designed to enhance the e-commerce shopping experience. Integrated with their search engine, this tool helps suggest relevant products to customers, making it easier for them to discover complementary items during their shopping journey. (Ad)
Google is taking stronger action against fake reviews by displaying warnings on Google Business Profile entries when suspicious activity is identified. Businesses that violate review policies may face penalties, such as temporary bans on new reviews or the removal of existing ones.
DHL Express is investing over €100 million in Q4 2024 to expand its air freight capacity and ground network, preparing for increased demand during the peak season.
Amazon has launched Export Central, allowing sellers to expand to 39 European countries with just three clicks, even in regions without an Amazon store. This tool is available to sellers in the Germany, UK, France, among others.
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Akeneo’s 2024 B2B Survey reveals that 99% of business leaders face product information management challenges, with many struggling to implement automation and AI. As B2B customer expectations increasingly mirror B2C experiences, companies are prioritizing digital transformation to stay competitive.
Salesforce has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Tenyx, a developer of AI-powered voice agents.
Google Shopping introduces a new AI-powered virtual dress try-on feature. This tool allows users to see how dresses look on diverse models, helping shoppers find the perfect fit before purchasing.
After announcing the launch of its marketplace, Zooplus, the leading German online pet supply store, has revealed a fresh new brand design aimed at enhancing its customer experience. Read more here!
eBay now allows users to purchase car parts and book a workshop service in one seamless online transaction. With access to a wide range of specialized garages, users can compare prices, ensure part compatibility, and schedule installations without leaving the website.
PayPal and Adyen have expanded their strategic partnership to introduce Fastlane by PayPal in the U.S., aiming to streamline guest checkout for enterprise customers. This new feature is expected to boost conversion rates by over 80% while significantly reducing checkout times, with plans for global rollout in the future.
Temu has expanded its e-commerce platform to Europe, inviting merchants from countries like Germany, France, and the UK to join. With no base fees or sales commissions, this move offers European traders a cost-effective way to reach a broader audience.