#e-commerce

AI-generated models are moving into fashion e-commerce, raising questions about disclosure, realism, and how far digital presentation should shape buying decisions.

Amazon is widening access to its Amazon Now service, adding 30-minute delivery for groceries, household essentials, and some electronics in more U.S. cities during 2026.

A promotion-heavy push from Lovehoney highlights how online sexual wellness retail continues to compete on privacy, convenience, and aggressive discounting.

Amazon has been hit with a proposed class action in Seattle alleging the company kept tariff-related costs in customer prices even after it became legally able to recover those funds from the U.S. government.

Corporate card startup Parker has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy after building its brand around underwriting tools for e-commerce businesses, leaving questions about customers, banking partners, and the durability of VC

GameStop has made an unsolicited $55.5 billion offer for eBay, arguing that its store network could strengthen authentication, fulfillment, and live commerce. The proposal immediately raised a harder question: how a much

Newly unsealed emails in California’s antitrust lawsuit against Amazon allegedly show the company pressuring vendors and rivals to raise prices or remove cheaper listings from competing platforms

India’s quick commerce boom is entering a harsher phase as Flipkart expands aggressively beyond major cities and Amazon adds pressure to a market already crowded with dark stores and discounting.

Tools such as Alibaba’s Accio are compressing product research and factory discovery into a chat workflow, giving small sellers a faster route from idea to launch.

Amazon experienced a widespread service disruption Thursday that prevented customers across the United States from completing purchases for several hours.