Two of the largest American retailers are introducing electric vehicles to make deliveries a bit more earth-friendly. 

Amazon is now the leading online platform outside of China, as Walmart's online sales start to cool off.

Walmart is starting to accept international merchants to its marketplace and VidaXL is opening more fulfilment centres. Stay up to date with some of the biggest international e-commerce news stories.

Walmart is converting a North Dallas store into a fulfilment centre to fuel its e-commerce expansion plans, as part of 'Project Glass'. Here are its plans for digital growth.

Welcome to Power Retail Sparks, a roundup of the global e-commerce news that happened this week. We will update the news stories as they happen. Stay tuned.

Walmart is here to prove that the e-commerce boom is only just beginning, with plans to build new distribution centres for online orders in Texas.

Walmart's debut of Walmart+ has already started to shake up the e-commerce industry within the United States, only a few weeks after its launch.

With consumer demand getting higher by the day, FedEx is introducing 6-wheeled bots to roam the streets, delivering door-to-door.

After almost eight years, Walmart is saying farewell to the man responsible for leading key digital acquisitions and building out the department store’s technological capabilities and open-source community.

Speaking to investors last week, Walmart’s Chief Financial Officer, Brett Biggs said that online groceries have been a “brand halo” for the cross-channel department store chain.

According to the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index, Costco is the highest rated Internet retailer in the US.

Walmart’s online sales surge 43 percent, Etsy accidentally withdraws money from sellers’ accounts, Modcloth’s expansion plans and Amazon Go hits London-town.