Payza, a leader in global payments, announced today that is has partnered with New RAMPgreen Technologies of India to bring convenient local online payments to Payza India users.
Consumers preferring to shop with their smartphones and laptops thanks to free shipping and returns, reliable product selection, and fast, easy customer service.
A look at how online retailers can ensure a seamless e-commerce checkout experience for customers as a way to help prevent cart abandonment.
ReadersLegacy.com is taking a new approach to book buying, combining the best elements of social media and e-commerce to combat illiteracy.
Provenir, a provider of risk analytics and decisioning solutions, made the announcement recently regarding the integration of its platform with Salesforce.
E-commerce giant Amazon announced last week an expansion of its online payment system.
Leading online e-commerce shipping solution provider ShipStation said that they have successfully integrated with payment processor Stripe’s Relay.
E-commerce giant Amazon said during the Money 2020 on Monday that they are starting an extension program for the existing Amazon Payments Service called Amazon Payments Partner Program.
Lavu Inc has named Marc Chesley, a veteran of the SaaS and small business market, as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Unilog has integrated automated account management and payment capabilities to its CIMM2 platform through a collaboration with Apruve.
Tempur Sealy International has something new to offer to the below-$1,000 e-commerce space—the Cocoon by Sealy, a high-quality brand of mattresses sold exclusively online at CocoonBySealy.com.
One name that likely doesn't come up when the concept of e-commerce does is the Middle East. That's a development that Wadi.com wants to change.
Drone delivery is starting to be seen as the next big key to e-commerce for China's rural-dwelling population.
As EMV technology brings greater security to brick-and-mortar payments and consumer behavior continues to drive the omnichannel trend, fraudsters are turning their attention to the online “card-not-present” commerce channel.
Chinese online peer-to-peer firm Yirendai launched its IPO on the New York Stock Exchange last week, potentially paving the way for other Chinese firms.