17/10/2025
20251017 Cross Boarder Morning News
1.Amazon's fall Prime Day sales reached $3.75 billion.
2.Amazon in the US is raising its FBA and commission rates for 2026, effective January 15th of next year.
3.Amazon Brazil is expanding its same-day delivery service and lowering the minimum purchase amount for same-day delivery.
4.TikTok Shop's third-quarter GMV reached $19 billion.
5.Ozon's advertising tools are being upgraded: automatic budget increases are being eliminated and a seven-day average spending mechanism is being implemented.
6.Amazon is strengthening its daily necessities presence in Brazil, launching a new dedicated platform.
7.Amazon Bazaar's orders in India surged 26-fold, with its low-price strategy unlocking consumer potential in second- and third-tier cities.
8.TikTok Shop in France saw a seven-fold increase in transaction volume six months after its launch.
9.Temu is partnering with La Poste to improve delivery efficiency.
10.Lazada Thailand is adjusting its commission rates starting November 1st: a base rate increase and some rate reductions for selected items.
11.Shein's revenue is expected to reach $37 billion in 2024, but pre-tax profit will decline by 13%.
12.Wayfair has launched new tools to improve collaboration in home design.
13.Zalando has introduced AI-powered recommendations and profile features to create an interactive shopping experience.
14.Walmart's stock price has reached a record high. Collaboration boosts market enthusiasm.
15.Wildberries expands its logistics network: The Russian e-commerce giant launches a new 180,000 square meter logistics center in Perm.
16.Indonesia postpones e-commerce tax collection plan, with the finance minister citing the need to wait until economic growth exceeds 6%.
17.Italy plans to increase tariffs on Chinese fast fashion products to protect its domestic industry.
18.A guide to Korean home furnishing e-commerce products: Back-to-school storage cabinets, folding mattresses, and multifunctional tables and chairs are potential hits.
19.DHL announces over €300 million investment plan in Africa, focusing on e-commerce and fresh food logistics.