A responsive website was once enough to enjoy success in online marketplaces but that is no longer the case today. Today, it is not just another item in an online store. Mobile applications have bridged the gap between brands and customers.

Half of the top free apps on Apple's store are owned by Chinese companies. A year ago, Chinese-owned apps accounted for a third of the chart.

As the threat of a TikTok ban in the United States looms large, there is an alternative cropping up called Rednote, but what is it?

In Good Company is leveraging its decade-long partnership with UOB to expand its business globally, with plans to replicate its ION Orchard concept store in key markets. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Artificial intelligence (AI) was, once again, the hottest investing topic in 2024. Consider two industries that also have excellent long-term prospects: e-commerce and cloud computing. Two such growth stocks that look like excellent picks to buy this year and hold onto for a while are Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) and Veeva Systems (NYSE: VEEV).

The feature accounted for over 80 per cent of recent sales made by live-streaming e-commerce firm East Buy on WeChat, local reports say.

With the TikTok app ban uncertain, users are shifting to alternatives like Rednote. Here's a quick guide to use it with tips & tricks.

The WA conglomerate says Catch will be ‘wound down’ and its staff split among Wesfarmers’ other retail businesses.

It`s the era of Gen Z entrepreneurs—we are just living in it. Armed with tech, three twenty-somethings have launched a niche app, proving this is the way forward. In a world where even underwear can be delivered in 10 minutes,

New technology is not just making shopping more challenging for workers and consumers—it’s poised to rip off the most vulnerable. Ann Larson Brianna Bagley’s favorite hobby is playing Horizon Zero Dawn,

Mystore®, the first ONDC-connected marketplace, introduces Affiliate Buyer Apps, a ready-to-go, white-labeled solution enabling big brands and enterprises to launch their own ONDC-compliant buyer apps quickly.

Veteran Singapore actor Laurence Pang, 78, lost close to 1.5 million pesos (S$35,000) after he was deceived by Mika, a woman he met on a dating site in late 2024, who led him to invest in a fake online business in the Philippines.