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Walmart Marketplace Grows 50% in One Year
Walmart's marketplace reached 150,000 active sellers as new sellers joining the platform continue to accelerate, attracted by growing GMV.
Read moreWalmart's marketplace reached 150,000 active sellers as new sellers joining the platform continue to accelerate, attracted by growing GMV.
Read moreTwo-thirds of top Walmart marketplace sellers use WFS, a fulfillment service Walmart launched less than five years ago.
Read moreTemu has started onboarding U.S. and European brands to its marketplace. Its challenge is that most brands don't want to be in the same shopping cart with Temu.
Read moreE-commerce growth is slowing again, but not because shoppers are returning to physical stores. Online shopping accounted for 51 cents of every new dollar spent in retail.
Read moreAmazon took advantage of tax laws that allowed online retailers to avoid collecting sales tax to create a pricing advantage. Now, Temu has a pricing advantage created by not paying customs duties and/or taxes.
Read more"As of 2023, Google estimates that Amazon's revenues are larger than Google's in retail advertising," according to Google's testimony in the DOJ vs. Google court ruling.
Read moreCompetition from Shein and Temu forced Amazon to lower fees, enabling sellers to lower prices, which, in turn, led to shoppers buying more items on Amazon.
Read moreMost American Amazon sellers stick to selling in the U.S. Despite Amazon's attempts to foster cross-border e-commerce, less than 1% sell outside the continent.
Read moreAmazon's AI shopping assistant is great at answering questions about a specific product but cannot help sort through the endless aisles of its infinite catalog.
Read moreTemu wants to be more like Amazon, to reduce supply chain risk and offer faster shipping, while Amazon is racing to replicate Temu because it cannot ignore the fact that its low prices trump Amazon's convenience for some shoppers.
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