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BizReport | Ecommerce archives January 25, 2017

Consumer trust not the same in every language

Consumers are increasingly shopping online across borders and new research reveals that there is one important consideration common among shoppers from all countries considering a new retailer - trust.... >>

BizReport | Ecommerce archives October 20, 2016

Cross-border sales increase for UK online retailers

Retailers in the UK shipped more online orders in September than they did a year ago, according to new figures from IMRG, and international deliveries were up, too. ... >>

BizReport | Ecommerce archives October 17, 2016

Consumers increasingly comfortable with cross-border ecommerce

Consumers are increasingly comfortable shopping online outside of their country's borders, according to new global research from Pitney Bowes.... >>

BizReport | Ecommerce archives August 31, 2016

Unique products, better prices motivate cross-border ecommerce

The search for unique products and better prices leads many UK consumers to consider purchasing from retailers outside of the country, according to new research from Bronto Software.... >>

BizReport | Ecommerce archives October 15, 2015

PayPal will pay online shoppers' return shipping costs

Once a perk or promotional tool, refunds on return shipping costs are now integral to attracting online shoppers. PayPal has just announced that it is expanding its returns refund to the U.S. following successful testing in other countries. ... >>

BizReport | Ecommerce archives June 25, 2010

UK ECC: British embrace cross-border e-commerce

Access to a wider universe of suppliers coupled with the ability to compare products and prices has driven the popularity of online shopping in Europe, particularly among U.K. shoppers, according to new research from the U.K. European Consumer Centre (UK... >>

BizReport | Ecommerce archives October 28, 2009

Cross-border online shopping in EU severely restricted

European online shoppers remain largely restricted to shopping within their own country's borders, according to the results of a new study commissioned by the European Union, stifling cross-border trade and consumer choice. ... >>