Another record has been broken, Australia Post is reporting. The courier service has recorded the largest month in online shopping history, marking more than 21 million parcels delivered across the sales period. 

Redbubble's full-year results have indicated the 'strongest year' for artists and the platform alike, both achieving growth in FY21. 

Online retailer, Temple & Webster, is reporting a 'record year' for revenue, customers and profit in its full-year results. The growth is underpinned by the increase in repeat customers and the ongoing development of e-commerce.

Retail sales are up 0.4 percent in May, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, which is up from the preliminary results of 0.1 percent earlier in the month. 

Marketplacer has announced its first major partnership in the US, in collaboration with Diddy Combs' new Black-owned digital marketplace.

Another day, another dead Google App. Google Shopping will no longer available for iOS and Android users in the coming weeks, the company has confirmed. Will it affect Google? Spoiler alert: probably not.

Digital commerce agency, Balance Internet, has been acquired by marketing and communications company, Publicis Groupe. 

Rip Curl's growth has helped balance the loss of sales experienced by Kathmandu, which was impacted by COVID-related issues, including store closures and travel restrictions. 

How have shopping habits changed over the course of the pandemic? A new report from eBay has discovered the most significant transformations among Australian online shoppers, and how they may impact retailers. 

Disney to shut its stores in favour of online and Saks is dividing its omnichannel platform. Welcome to Power Retail Sparks, a roundup of the global e-commerce news that happened this week. We will update...

Buy Aussie Now, the online marketplace that aims to be the Aussie version of Amazon or eBay has just received a 'tick of approval' from Federal Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg. 

Online re-sale platform, Vestiaire Collective, receives hefty investment from Kering and Russian e-commerce retailer, Wildberries, is expanding across Europe. Stay tuned as we round up the global e-commerce news that happened this week.