Singapore e-commerce
WTO wants to seal negotiations on e-commerce rules in 2023
WTO wants to seal negotiations on e-commerce rules in 2023
This was tackled on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum.
Chart of the Day: Cards are top payment method in e-commerce
It accounts for 41.4% of the e-commerce market.
Singapore launches last-mile parcel delivery standards
The new standards aim to improve the areas of packaging and labelling, amongst others.
Open for business: TikTok Shop launches in Singapore
The in-app feature is in support of local businesses.
Around 9 in 10 SG SMEs export to over 10 int’l markets
The average number of international destination markets in Singapore is 35.
Recurring mega sales have their own dangers
An expert from Intrepid warned against ‘shopper fatigue’ triggered by frequent large-scale shopping events.
1 in 2 Singaporeans say in-store shopping customer service is best
However, most prefer to purchase products through the internet.
ADA buys SingPost unit in APAC expansion
The company currently operates in Malaysia, Singapore, and 8 other markets in the region.
Holistic changes needed for the logistics industry to thrive
Over the past few years, e-commerce’s popularity has soared tremendously, as restrictions on mobility drove more and more people to shop online.
Singapore e-commerce market to reach $10.7b by 2025
The growth of e-commerce will also give the e-payments market a boost.
Singapore retail landlords need to embrace digital channels as e-commerce booms
This is despite the prediction for overall retail occupancy to remain high.
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