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LOS ANGELES, CA, Aug. 31, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Retail e-commerce is increasingly operating like an endless relay race: as one major shopping moment winds down, forward-thinking sellers are already sprinting toward the next. Data released by e-commerce AI growth engineStoreClaw reveals that sellers are moving away from fragmented, manual workflows as they prepare for…

The Swedish chipmaker’s stock has become a battleground. Fresh short positions from Citadel Securities and Arrowstreet Capital, disclosed in mid-August, arrived just as the shares were already reeling from their worst single-day drop in recent memory — a 15 percent slide on Friday that left the stock at EUR 2.44 and erased a quarter of…

Amazon customers took to industry boards when they found they were unable to shop or checkout due to an outage on Thursday. Many people said they encountered Amazon’s classic error page that shows dogs with the message, “UH-Oh. Something went wrong on our end.” (See update below.)

Amazon now offers Sub Same-Day delivery options (SSD) that allow many buyers to get their orders in 2-5 hours for certain products. Amazon automatically moves eligible products it selects for SSD to dedicated fulfillment centers located near 2,300 metro areas.

B2B sellers are integrating AI to streamline the credit check process during checkout. Companies like Builders FirstSource and Xometry are leveraging AI assistants for efficiency. Financial institutions are adapting by focusing on embedded B2B credit solutions.

Jungle Scout’s product data, optimization tools, and market research insights make it a popular tool among dropshippers and Amazon FBA entrepreneurs. But Exploding Topics’ trend insights are also a favorite of e-commerce store owners—so which market and product research tool is the best choice for Amazon sellers?

Amazon is delaying implementation of ad fee invoicing changes, giving sellers who received the initial notice until August 1, 2026 to still pay their fees with a credit card instead.

The EU ended the duty exemption for low-value imports worth €150 on July 1, 2026, replacing it with a €3 duty. The measure has already added pressure to a business model built around large volumes of inexpensive cross-border parcels. For ePost Global, however, the first 45 days have not brought a decline in overall volumes.

Amazon’s introduction of API fees for third-party developers represents another margin squeeze on sellers, this time arriving indirectly through the software tools that have become essential to operate on the platform. Starting January 2026, the fees will force software companies to raise subscription prices or reduce service quality, adding costs to sellers who already pay…