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Lindt to launch chocolate shop in Glasgow

Lindt & Sprüngli is opening its latest chocolate shop on Buchanan Street, Glasgow.

Search brands that don't sell on Shopify in the Catalog API (beta)

You can now return products from brands that don't sell on Shopify when you search the beta Catalog API. Add the new sources parameter to search_catalog to include external products in the same response as products from Shopify merchants. I

Amazon GTO is here! One submission covers 16 marketplaces

Searches surge 350%! A $2 concrete slab overturns the logic behind pet bestsellers

Shop price inflation hits two year high, BRC calls for action ahead of Budget

The latest figures from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) show shop price inflation increased to 2.1 per cent year-on-year in October, against growth of 1.4 per cent in September and going above the 3-month average of 1.6 per cent. In the

Strategic E-Commerce Replatforming: How Decision-Makers Can Scale Without Losing Search Rankings

Planning an online shop migration but worried about losing search rankings, customer data, or revenue? Discover how to choose the right platform, minimize migration risks, and ensure a smooth transition. Learn how a strategic approach to re

Walmart sets three holiday sales events and membership bundle

Walmart has announced three sales events and introduced a combined Walmart+ and Sam’s Club Plus subscription package. The post Walmart sets three holiday sales events and membership bundle appeared first on Retail Insight Network.

ACOS near 70% yet still increasing budget: A review of the new product traffic-push logic across 3 rounds of Woot BD

26-cv-13128 three cases filed in succession | Robocar Poli transforming police car trademark and copyright rights restart synchronized enforcement

A trademark used for 5 years, then suddenly a letter arrives: Please stop using it

An "industry-generic term" cost him 3 months of profit

[Common Questions in Cross-Border E-Commerce] Brand authorization, agency operations, and co-branding: How to write an authorization letter without stepping into pitfalls

A small bottle sells for $12! How did Touchland become the "Hermès of hand sanitizer"?

This overseas expansion account can't be balanced by remedial lessons

Sellers on the Germany site, take note: Old LUCID accounts need to add a packaging EPR authorized representative

Being registered for Germany's LUCID does not mean all newly added packaging compliance requirements have been met. This article reviews the key items that existing sellers on the German site need to verify, from applicable entities, authorized representative qualifications, written agreements, and system confirmations

Annual accounting for a Hong Kong company doing cross-border e-commerce: With platform reports, payment collection records, and purchase invoices, can the books be prepared directl

For annual cross-border e-commerce accounts, attention must be paid to differences between platform reports and accounting standards. Having complete materials does not mean the books are clear; accounts must be classified by store and costs aggregated to ensure audit compliance.

Countdown to Brazil's tax reform! Cross-border sellers must prepare in advance for 2027!

In 2026, new changes in Brazil's taxation have emerged one after another: import tax rules for low-value imported goods have been adjusted, consumption tax reform has entered the testing phase, and 2027 will bring further changes to the tax system.

Amazon Seller Central adds real-time chat—3 things sellers should note before activating it!

Recently, some Amazon sellers have noticed a new feature in their seller central backend — "Enable Live Chat." The feature currently carries a Beta label and is in a limited gray-release testing phase, so not all sellers can see it. For sellers, this feature may bring a new channel for communicating with buyers, but it

Tungsten Automation Says Scale Will Keep Humans in the Payment Loop

Watch more: What’s Next in Payments With Tungsten Automation’s Emily Nash-Walker A company can automate routine supplier payments while requiring human approval for unusually large payments or transactions outside its normal markets. For Em

Scams Gain 10 Percentage Points in Share of Fraud Dollars

Banks have an opportunity to strengthen fraud protection by helping customers recognize when someone is persuading them to send money to a criminal. That’s a central finding of “Scams Get Personal: Why Banks Pay More to Fight Fraud,” the Se

Wolf & Badger co-founder: shoppers “want each purchase to count, that plays to our strengths”

At the first RG Excellence Awards, marketplace for independent, ethical and unique brands Wolf & Badger took home the trophy for Fashion Retailer of the Year. Wolf & Badger co-founder and chief executive George Graham explains how the marke

CFOs See the Same Downturn. Only Some Can Afford to Exploit It.

Economic uncertainty is supposed to make CFOs defensive. Today, it’s giving the strongest companies permission to attack. New data in the October 2026 edition of “The 2026 Certainty Project” from PYMNTS Intelligence finds that 87% of CFOs s

Gen X Wants More From Familiar Payment Tools

Generation X is giving payments providers a clear signal to make payments more flexible, but keep them familiar. This cohort is not particularly interested in the rapid adoption of new methods, but instead largely desires to keep using the

People keep talking about differentiation—you can mine unmet needs from low-rated products

People keep talking about differentiation—you can mine unmet needs from low-rated products