Amazon has stopped selling face masks, large-volume hand sanitizers, surgical gloves and facial shields to general consumers and is instead reserving these high-demand products for hospitals and government agencies, corralling …


Amazon has stopped selling face masks, large-volume hand sanitizers, surgical gloves and facial shields to general consumers and is instead reserving these high-demand products for hospitals and government agencies, corralling …

As the hospitality industry feels the strain from government lockdowns, some restaurants are reimagining themselves as mini grocery stores to ease the burden on supermarkets and protect at-risk restaurant jobs. …

The transition from offline to online is usually gradual. But the coronavirus epidemic has pushed lots of retail businesses to the edge of bankruptcy, and many of them have to …

Marks & Spencer has expanded its Mobile Pay Go technology to more stores as it look to offer more shoppers a check-out free experience. The service has now been extended …

Ahold Delhaize is testing grab-and-go technology. The supermarket giant opened a “digital” store under its Albert Heijn banner at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. The store will be open for a …

McDonald’s debuted its first year-round e-commerce store that sells brand-themed merchandise that isn’t available for purchase elsewhere, according to a press release. The new permanent online shop dubbed Golden Arches …

Jet.com, which is owned by Walmart, is ceasing delivery of fresh groceries in New York City only a little more than a year after the service started. Bloomberg first reported the …

With the holidays fast approaching, Target announced that same-day delivery shopped by Shipt is now available on the Target app with no membership required. The new service allows customers to …

Burberry and Tencent have forged an exclusive partnership to develop social retail in China. “Social media is becoming such an important part of the luxury customer journey, particularly in the …

Online retailer Jumia Technologies had suspended its e-commerce platform activities in Cameroon because they were “not suitable” for the African state. Dubbed “the Amazon of Africa”, the company founded in 2012 …