Newegg has announced its participation in the 2026 COMPUTEX, scheduled for June 2-5. The event marks Newegg's 25th anniversary, and the company will showcase its latest developments in the tech e-commerce sector.
Cross-border returns logistics solution provider Return Helper has recently completed $4 million in Series A funding. The company plans to use the funds to deepen the application of AI technology in cross-border logistics, focusing on expanding into Japan and other international markets to address the challenges of cross-border e-commerce returns.
The EU plans to eliminate the tax exemption policy for low-value imported goods (below €150) starting July 1, 2026. This change will significantly impact the logistics costs and customs clearance processes for cross-border e-commerce, requiring sellers to reassess pricing strategies and compliance costs.
Amazon has established smart warehouse centers in Shenzhen, aiming to optimize logistics efficiency through technology and potentially reduce storage costs for sellers by about 45%. This indicates Amazon is increasing its support for Chinese sellers at the supply chain end.
Cross-border e-commerce infrastructure platform Shoplazza has launched the world's first AI native e-commerce operating system. This system aims to deeply integrate e-commerce operational processes through AI technology, helping brand sellers efficiently convert consumer intent into actual sales growth.
Temu has formed a strategic partnership with quality control service provider QIMA to enhance product compliance and quality safety on its platform. This move is an important measure by Temu to address global e-commerce regulatory pressures and enhance platform trust.
Newegg announced its participation in the 2026 Taipei International Computer Exhibition (COMPUTEX) and will launch the 'Newegg Simulator Builder' configuration tool to mark its 25th anniversary. This initiative aims to strengthen the gaming hardware ecosystem and community interaction, enhancing its professional influence and user engagement in the PC DIY market.
Walmart announces that its drone delivery service has completed over one million deliveries. The service is currently available in multiple U.S. markets, with an average delivery time decreased to 23 minutes, marking significant improvements in logistics efficiency for Walmart in the instant delivery sector.
eBay has recently seen significant stake increases from institutional investors. Despite the company rejecting GameStop's acquisition offer, its strong financial performance (Q1 EPS of $1.66) and capital operations continue to attract market attention.
Amazon has confirmed that it will be the first tenant at the newly constructed Westgate Industrial Center in Fresno, California. The project represents a total investment of $100 million and fortifies Amazon's logistics and warehousing presence in California.
As the tax-free benefits for small parcels in Europe and the United States diminish, China's cross-border e-commerce industry is shifting from a ‘distribution model’ to ‘branding’ and ‘high-quality development’, as companies seek high-priced product categories to cope with rising compliance costs.
Cross-border e-commerce returns solutions provider Return Helper has recently completed a $4 million Series A funding round. The company plans to use the funds to strengthen its AI technology application in cross-border logistics, focusing on Japan and other international markets to address the complex challenges of return management in cross-border e-commerce and improve operational efficiency.
Newegg announced it will participate in COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei, marking an important showcase for the company’s 25th anniversary. During the event, Newegg will launch the 'Newegg Simulator Builder' and hold an international PC assembly competition, aiming to strengthen its position in the tech e-commerce market through enhanced gaming hardware ecosystem and community interaction.
Starting July 1, 2026, the EU will abolish the duty exemption for imports valued at €150 or below and impose a €3 tariff. This change will directly increase logistics costs for cross-border sellers and raise the requirements for the accuracy of customs clearance data.
Cross-border eCommerce returns solution provider Return Helper recently completed a $4 million Series A funding round. The company plans to use the funding to further optimize its AI-driven logistics system, focusing on improving return handling efficiency in Japan and other markets, addressing post-sale challenges for cross-border sellers.
Amazon Japan announced that it will utilize Shinkansen trains for package delivery to meet the growing logistics demand. This innovative move aims to leverage Japan's efficient rail network to shorten delivery times and improve logistics efficiency in remote or long-distance areas.
Newegg announced its participation in the 2026 Taipei International Computer Show (COMPUTEX) from June 2 to 5. This exhibition coincides with Newegg's 25th anniversary, showcasing its latest achievements and strategies in the technology eCommerce sector.
The EU plans to abolish the duty exemption for low-value imports (under 150 euros) starting July 1, 2026. This move will have a profound impact on cross-border eCommerce logistics and pricing strategies, requiring sellers to assess compliance costs in advance.
Amazon has opened a smart warehouse in Shenzhen, optimizing storage management through automation technology, aiming to help sellers reduce storage costs by approximately 45%. This move is a significant step for Amazon to enhance supply chain support for Chinese sellers and improve logistics efficiency.
Walmart's Q1 2026 financial report shows its online sales have exceeded 20% growth for five consecutive quarters. Strong eCommerce performance reflects Walmart's success in digital transformation and omni-channel retail strategy.