eCommerce

Alphabet’s Google hit back at European Union accusations that it abuses its dominant position with its shopping and advertising services, ramping up its fight back against the bloc’s regulators.

Alibaba is difficult to value given its many moving parts.

Singapore e-commerce startup Lazada, in which Alibaba Group owns a controlling stake, will pay about $50 million for Singapore online grocer RedMart as it seeks to expand its presence in Southeast Asia.

A management shake-up is hitting Wal-Mart’s e-commerce operations as Jet.com founder Marc Lore takes the helm, a sign the online entrepreneur is moving swiftly to put his stamp on the giant retailer.

Although shares of Alibaba have surged 77% from a low in September 2015, many investors are selling the company short, anticipating trouble ahead for the Chinese e-commerce giant.

The Chinese e-commerce giant will announce its results for the quarter ended Sept. 30 before the U.S. markets open on Wednesday.

The fight over what went wrong at U.K. smartphone-payment startup Powa Technologies is turning public, providing a window into the sometimes-fraught relationship between entrepreneurs and investors when things sour.

Delivery Agent Inc. is seeking to pay top executives up to $3 million in bonuses during its bankruptcy proceedings.

The U.S. e-commerce behemoth launched its Prime membership program in mainland China on Friday, in an effort to capitalize on Chinese consumers’ desire for overseas products.

Chinese express delivery company ZTO’s 15% first-day drop augers a difficult road ahead.

Amazon posted its lowest quarterly profit in a year as it invested heavily to meet consumer demand for more orders delivered faster.