Tag: Ecommerce

With the boom of eCommerce both before and during the pandemic, European Union regulators are taking another look at antitrust rules regarding internet sales...

Boston-based Advent International, a global private equity firm focused on overseas buyouts, has purchased a stake in the United Kingdom’s parcel delivery group Hermes...

Private equity firm Blackstone has agreed a £120 million (US$138.3 million) deal to buy 22 logistics sites across the UK as online shopping soars...

When you’re competing with Amazon, it helps to have strength in numbers. That’s the thinking behind this week’s merger between two eCommerce site search...

China’s Alibaba Group Chairman Jack Ma is leaving the firm on Tuesday, September 10, at a time when business has taken a dive, Reuters...

May 2019 CPI Cartel Column edited by Rosa M. Abrantes-Metz (Global Economics Group) & Donald Klawiter (Klawiter PLLC) presents: Pricing Algorithms and Implications for Competition By...

MercadoLibre, the Latin America eCommerce technology company, announced Tuesday, March 12, that it intends to offer approximately US$1 billion of common stock. In a press...

Walmart CFO Brett Briggs said that even though the retail giant anticipated the regulatory changes in India regarding foreign eCommerce companies, it was disappointing...

  Walmart announced on Tuesday, November 13, that Binny Bansal, the CEO of Flipkart, the Indian eCommerce company Walmart recently acquired, has resigned effective immediately. In...

Posted by Out-Law Germany sets up body to lead modernisation of competition law By Michael Reich A new body tasked with proposing reforms to competition law to better...