To say China’s e-commerce landscape is the most advanced anywhere in the world is to state the obvious. For at least the last five years business folk, including marketers, have been caught between ...

On 31 August, after a fourth reading by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), China’s long-awaited e-commerce law was adopted. Much of the media coverage of the law has ...

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Coupang Inc. investors can’t proceed with a suit alleging the South Korean online retailer failed to disclose several types ...

Western calls for China to crack down on intellectual property (IP) violations long pre-date U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war. Former President Barack Obama took an aggressive stance on ...

Major technology firms that operate ecommerce services will be required to submit reports on business practices to the Japanese government every year as part of a new law enacted this week and ...

Mercury reports the One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces tax changes benefitting ecommerce, like a permanent 20% deduction ...

The law went into effect just over a week ago, and it's already being challenged. A group of companies claims that they rely ...