Dallas, Texas, June 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Stanford Equipment, a commercial kitchen equipment company and sister company of Stanford Sonoma proudly announces the launch of Stanford Equipment ecommerce website .
The site features refrigeration; cooking; food holding, prep, and warming equipment; plus washing tables and sinks.
Stanford Equipment distinguishes itself with a trusted in-house team of former restaurant owners, designers, and contractors with decades of experience. Installation and training are offered with all equipment sold. Stanford Equipment has many large national accounts and are able to service them even better now with the ecommerce site.
Ecommerce Product Releases: June 2, 2021 | Practical Ecommerce
PayPal acquires Happy Returns . PayPal has purchased Happy Returns for an undisclosed amount. Happy Returns’ technology will help extend PayPal's commerce platform beyond discovery and payments to the post-purchase experience. With PayPal's support, Happy Returns will also focus on improving and expanding its footprint to provide more customers with seamless, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly ways to process returns.
Lands' End eCommerce Revenue Surges | PYMNTS.com
Lands' End posted $260 million in global eCommerce net revenue for the first quarter , marking a 44.4 percent jump from $180 million from last fiscal year, according to a Wednesday (June 2) announcement .
The retailer of casual apparel, accessories, shoes and home products also posted $11.8 million in third-party net revenue, which includes sales on third-party marketplaces in addition to U.S. wholesale revenues.
Pakistani B2B ecommerce marketplace Tajir raises $17 million Series A led by Kleiner Perkins
Lahore-based B2B ecommerce marketplace Tajir has raised $17 million in a Series A round led by one of the leading American VC firms Kleiner Perkins, it announced today. It is the first investment by the American VC in a Pakistani startup. The round also included the participation of Y Combinator Continuity Fund, AAVCF, Fatima Gobi Ventures, Flexport, Golden Gate Ventures, Liberty City Ventures, VentureSouq, and angel investors including Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen and Figma CEO Dylan Field.
Manufacturers' ecommerce sales grow faster than total electronic sales
Amazon, Others Target Vietnam's eCommerce Market | PYMNTS.com
Amazon , JD.com and Goldman Sachs are among the big names honing in on a burgeoning Vietnamese market for eCommerce, Bloomberg reported.
Vietnam's digital economy is forecasted to grow to $52 billion by 2025, which would represent an annual 29 percent increase from 2020, according to Bloomberg.
Many Vietnamese residents are only just now trying online shopping due to the pandemic, and the country has long been reliant on cash. Less than 5 percent of Vietnamese consumers own credit cards, and only around one-third have bank accounts, Bloomberg reported.
Awake Asia Merges with ADA to Unleash End-to-End eCommerce Across 10 Countries
Merger brings integrated brand, media, and eCommerce services to 10 markets in South and Southeast Asia with over 150 dedicated eCommerce specialists
The exercise fully integrates Awake Asia's operations under the ADA brand starting 1 st June 2021 , where both parties come together to champion and fulfil the needs of brands moving towards online channels across 10 markets in South and Southeast Asia - Malaysia , Singapore , Indonesia , Thailand , Philippines , Sri Lanka , Bangladesh , Cambodia , South Korea , and Vietnam .
What innovations in 3D and AR technology could mean for ecommerce | Econsultancy
New technology is opening up further opportunities within ecommerce, as AR and 3D sizing solutions help online retailers to solve challenges around size and fit.
Consumers are already shopping online more than ever before, of course, but these solutions could further accelerate the shift to ecommerce – particularly within fashion.
The EY Consumer Index recently found that 60% of US consumers are currently visiting brick-and-mortar stores less than they did before the pandemic, while 43% of those surveyed shop more often online for products they would have previously bought in stores.
In 2020, Russian ecommerce recorded one of the world's top growth rates
Specialized research agency Data Insight has just released the international version of its Russian ecommerce report for 2020. Many market segments recorded explosive growth as the pandemic drove millions of consumers to online shopping , accelerating pre-existing expansion.
Domestic sales of physical goods amounted to 27 trillion rubles (some $37 billion at the average exchange rate of the year), up 58% from 2019— placing Russia among the world's fastest-growing ecommerce markets .
Nordic eCommerce Marketplace CDON Chooses LogRhythm's NextGen SIEM Platform to Expand and
Stockholm, Sweden – 02 June 2021 – LogRhythm , the company powering today's security operations centers (SOCs), has been selected by CDON, the Nordic region’s leading marketplace, to deploy its NextGen Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Platform. The Sweden-based eCommerce marketplace chose the NextGen SIEM Platform to enable it to identify risk, proactively stop cyberattacks, and increase its overall cyber resiliency.
LogRhythm's NextGen SIEM platform was selected because of its ability to provide a comprehensive visibility into multiple IT environments via a single platform. It was the only SIEM platform that provided insights and analysis of CDON's internal IT, testing, pre-production and production environments via a single pane of glass. LogRhythm removed the need for multiple cybersecurity solutions and integrations and differentiated itself with ease of deployment.
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