From Bitmojis to in-app purchases, Nike is currently undergoing a digital overhaul, with online sales increasing more than expected in 2020. What does this mean for the retailer, and will it go entirely online?

Hilton hires former eBay Australia CMO to drive e-commerce growth and Munro acquires Ziera. Get a healthy dose of news as we uncover the day’s top stories in e-commerce and retail.

The Iconic launches a new AR tool and Nike will no longer sell its products on Amazon. Get a healthy dose of news as we uncover the day’s top stories in e-commerce and retail.

Nike has launched a new distribution strategy, which is great for its own name but may cause a major rift for small and medium redistributors. 

Analysts are concerned that weaker performance in the Chinese market could impact the bottom-line of some of the world’s biggest retail brands, both online and off.

Nike has taken shopper experience to the next level, with its new ‘House of Innovation 000’ flagship NYC store hinting at the future of the cross-channel retail industry.

Nike is reportedly building momentum across its global business, with the brand’s Chairman, President and CEO, Mark Parker, saying its multi-platform consumer approach is paying off.

Nike is opening a new store in LA that bridges the gap between online and offline commerce, linking its in-store experiences directly with its digital app.

Facebook’s VP of Messaging Products, David Marcus announced AR integrations for businesses using Facebook messenger as a sales tool, will soon be a reality at the recent Facebook Developer Conference 2018 (F8 2018).

Over the weekend Nike became the first brand, other than Snap, that has ever sold a product via Snapchat, with a special pre-release of its Air Jordan III Tinker shoe that sold out within 23...

It seems Amazon isn’t content with ruling just retail. The company has now thrown the healthcare sector in the US into disarray following its latest corporate announcement.

An investigative report by Power Retail, together with Click Frenzy, shines the spotlight on an underground “botter” group targeting e-commerce websites and swiping high demand product releases at faster than lightspeed. They call it ‘cooking’,...