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18 Jun 2026

Deliveroo Middle East has partnered with Alshaya Group to bring a range of globally recognized retail brands to customers in Kuwait and the UAE. The collaboration will introduce more than 10 popular brands across categories including beauty, personal care, toys, kids’ products, and homeware. The partnership strengthens Deliveroo’s retail offering while expanding convenient access to well-known int

Post by Tarique Rahman

4 likes4 comments#ecommerce #uae #deliveroo #alshaya #kuwait

15 Jun 2026

Kuwait is leading Gulf nations in social media-driven e-commerce, according to Visa Vice-President and General Manager for Kuwait and Qatar, Shashank Singh. He highlighted consumer confidence as a key factor behind the sector’s growth and said expanding digital commerce supports the goals of Kuwait Vision 2035. The trend is helping strengthen the country’s position as a competitive regional financ

Post by Tarique Rahman

5 likes4 comments#vision2035 #kuwait #ecommerce #visa

22 Apr 2026

Saudi Arabia’s delivery sector recorded strong growth in Q1 2026, with over 118 million orders, a 49% increase year-on-year. The surge is driven by e-commerce expansion, advanced technology adoption, and improved operational models. Riyadh led with 44% of total orders, followed by Makkah and the Eastern Province, reflecting rapid sector transformation. #SaudiArabia #Ecommerce #Delivery #BusinessGr

Post by Abdurrahman

2 likes2 comments#economy #logistics #delivery #riyadh #ecommerce

18 Apr 2026

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Commerce has blocked an online store for illegally using national symbols and images of state officials in promotions. Authorities said the practice violates regulations that ban such use in commercial activities. Ongoing inspections aim to identify similar cases and ensure compliance with laws. #SaudiArabia #Commerce #Regulations #Ecommerce #Law #ConsumerProtection #Wor

Post by Abdurrahman

3 likes3 comments#worldnews #consumerprotection #commerce #law #ecommerce

18 Apr 2026

Returning online purchases may soon become easier, as Uber introduces a new feature allowing users to schedule returns directly from their phone. With couriers handling pickups and drop-offs, the service aims to simplify the process, offering added convenience for shoppers in the growing e-commerce space. #Uber #Ecommerce #TechInnovation #Delivery #CustomerExperience #Retail #WorldNews

Post by Jacob Smith

3 likes3 comments#worldnews #uber #customerexperience #techinnovation #delivery

16 Apr 2026

India’s e-commerce market has grown at a rapid 23% CAGR between 2020 and 2025, making it the fastest globally. Smaller cities now drive over 60% of online shopping, signaling a major shift in digital consumption patterns despite lower overall penetration compared to China and the US. #India #Ecommerce #DigitalIndia #Economy #Growth #BreakingNews

Post by Jacob Smith

3 likes3 comments#economy #digitalindia #ecommerce #india #growth

13 Apr 2026

Saudi Arabia’s digital payments surge continues, with electronic transactions accounting for 85% of total retail payments in 2025, up from 79% in 2024, according to SAMA. Total transactions reached 14.6 billion, driven by strong growth in Mada, POS, and e-commerce payments. The milestone highlights the Kingdom’s rapid shift toward a cashless economy and ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial

Post by Abdurrahman

4 likes4 comments#sama #ecommerce #saudiarabia #economy #cashless

6 Apr 2026

AI-powered virtual try-on technology is transforming online shopping, helping customers visualise clothing fit and style before purchasing. With returns costing retailers billions annually, startups are leveraging AI to reduce uncertainty and improve buying decisions. Experts say advancements now make these solutions cost-effective, enabling companies to enhance customer experience while protectin

Post by Jacob Smith

4 likes3 comments#shopping #ecommerce #retailtech #technolo #startups

16 Mar 2026

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has launched its European shopping platform JoyBuy, aiming to compete with global players like Amazon and Chinese rivals AliExpress and Temu. The platform will offer same-day delivery and international brands across several countries including the United Kingdom and Germany, backed by JD’s logistics network. #JDcom #JoyBuy #Ecommerce #Amazon #EuropeMarket #BusinessN

Post by Jacob Smith

9 likes6 comments#ecommerce #europemarket #businessnews #jdcom #amazon