Cross-border e-commerce service provider Linkage Global has received a compliance warning from Nasdaq due to its stock price being below $1 for 30 consecutive trading days. The company currently has 180 days to regain compliance by increasing its stock price, or it will face delisting risks.
Newegg has officially announced that its annual summer sale, the "FantasTech Sale", will take place from June 22 to June 28. As the most significant promotional event for the platform this summer, it is expected to cover a wide range of electronic products and IT components.
VALIS International has released a guide on U.S. company registration for non-U.S. residents, comparing the advantages and disadvantages of Delaware and Wyoming LLCs. The guide aims to help cross-border e-commerce sellers find a balance between compliance, privacy protection, and banking requirements.
eBay has formally rejected GameStop's $55.5 billion acquisition proposal, stating that the offer is neither credible nor attractive. This has led to minor fluctuations in the stock prices of both companies, with the market's interest in the acquisition fading.
Newegg officially announces its annual summer sale 'FantasTech' will start on June 22 and run until June 28. To encourage consumers to order in advance, the platform has introduced a price protection program: purchases made during the pre-sale period from June 15 to 21 for eligible products will automatically refund the price difference if prices drop during the sale. This initiative aims to eliminate consumers' hesitance and secure summer sales in advance.
Amazon announced an investment of $11.6 billion in its European operations and launched the next generation warehouse robot, Proteus. The robot can understand natural language commands and independently plan routes and priorities in warehouses without complex programming. This aims to significantly improve fulfillment efficiency in European logistics centers through automation.
Amazon recently warned employees to stop the blind pursuit of AI usage (termed 'tokenmaxxing') and instead focus on solving actual customer and business problems. The company has removed its internal AI usage leaderboard to prevent employees from misusing AI resources in pursuit of metrics and to control skyrocketing AI operating costs.
TikTok Shop UK will implement a new policy for inactive and dormant stores on June 11. Long inactive stores will be flagged and may face functionality limitations, requiring sellers to regularly log in or maintain products to keep accounts active.
Amazon officially announces that Prime Day 2026 will take place from June 23 to June 26, lasting four days. This year's event is notably earlier than previous years in July, requiring sellers to adjust inventory and advertising strategies in advance.
Forbes reports that rising Amazon platform fees have severely compressed profit margins for many small sellers, forcing them to turn to TikTok Shop, Walmart, and other platforms for multichannel strategies to seek survival and growth.
Automotive parts brand Rhino USA invests in a 182-acre 'content factory' in Texas after achieving eight-figure sales through TikTok Shop. The facility will be used for product testing, creator collaborations, and live selling, showcasing the potential of social commerce to drive brand growth.
Amazon officially announces that the Prime Day event for 2026 will take place from June 23 to 26, lasting for four days, with the deal submission deadline set for June 9.
Walmart officially launches an in-store restaurant delivery service, with Subway as the first partnered brand, supporting express delivery.
Walmart announces the integration of in-store restaurant delivery service on its app and website, initially partnering with Subway. Customers can combine restaurant meals with everyday grocery orders from Walmart, enjoying a speedy delivery experience of as fast as 30 minutes, further enhancing the convenience of its omnichannel retail experience.
TikTok Shop announces an adjustment to its settlement cycle effective June 9, transitioning from a three-tier to a four-tier system. The new system categorizes settlement times into 1 day, 3 days, 8 days, and 15 days based on store level, compliance performance, and risk assessment, aimed at incentivizing high-quality stores through differentiated settlements while managing high-risk accounts.
Walmart officially integrates in-store restaurant delivery into its Express Delivery service, with Subway as the first pilot. Consumers can order via Walmart App or website for delivery within 30 minutes, marking Walmart's first foray into food delivery as part of its e-commerce ecosystem, aimed at enhancing shopping convenience and competing with Amazon.
TikTok Shop will adjust its settlement policy starting June 9, transitioning from a three-tier to a four-tier settlement system. The new rules detail settlement cycles of 1 day, 3 days, 8 days, and 15 days based on store ratings, risk levels, and operation duration, aiming to incentivize quality sellers through differentiated settlements.
The EU will officially implement a 'one-click return' directive on June 19, requiring all online stores to provide a clear and user-friendly return button on their interface, ensuring the process of exercising the right of withdrawal is as simple as ordering. Sellers must complete system interface and return process compliance modifications before the deadline.
SHEIN will block the gray operation of "shipping from export addresses" by the end of June, mandating US merchants to use platform logistics. This move aims to enhance logistics efficiency and fulfillment transparency, significantly impacting sellers relying on third-party warehouses or virtual warehouses, who must quickly switch to platform-certified logistics.
Amazon is accelerating its 30-minute rapid delivery service, aiming to establish a competitive barrier through improved fulfillment speed. This strategy raises expectations for logistics infrastructure among retailers and reshapes consumer expectations for instant delivery.