Shops, marketplaces, conversion, retail media, last-mile logistics from a marketing angle.
CBS published the figures on 1 October. Online food and drugstore sales grew fastest, by 9.6%.
Rakuten France stopped taking orders at midnight on 30 September. Customer numbers fell 33% and traffic 42% in ten years, and no buyer was found.
Shein sold goods worth $3.77bn in Europe in the second quarter of 2026. That is 13.9 per cent less than a year earlier, the company reported on 28 September.
McDonald's is selling digital menu board space to other brands in about 450 US restaurants, in a pilot that started in August 2026.
JD Sports has put its catalogue behind one retrieval layer so AI shopping agents can query it like its own websites do.
Revolut opened a face payment service in the United Kingdom on 24 September. Pay with Smile runs on its new till and carries no processing fee for the shop.
Amazon said on 24 September that US shops using its Multichannel Fulfillment service can offer Prime delivery on their own websites at no extra fee.
Amazon will let sellers manage Walmart, eBay, Shopify and TikTok orders inside Seller Central, free of charge, starting in the United States.
Costco crossed 33 billion dollars in digital sales in its 2026 financial year.
The retailer opened Best Buy CTV on 24 September 2026, matching shop purchases against advertising slots on television sets at home.
Every Shopify store is now listed in Meta's Muse by default, with payment handled by Shop Pay.
Instacart says retailers selling at in-store prices grow about 10 percentage points faster than those adding a markup.
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