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A growing share of EU online shopping is flowing to marketplaces based outside the European Union. Greece has emerged as an extreme example of this shift. Recent survey data shows that roughly 80 percent of Greek consumers have purchased from at least one non-EU e-commerce platform, with Temu and Shein standing out as the most frequently mentioned marketplaces.
This development is more than a short-term consumer trend. It reflects bigger structural changes in European e-commerce, affecting price expectations, competitive dynamics, logistics, and regulatory priorities across the EU.
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From Gen Z to boomers, adoption is accelerating across all age groups, reshaping how consumers live, shop, and interact. But as AI becomes mainstream, concerns around trust is rising. From hype to habit: How consumers are embracing AI, the latest research brief from the Capgemini Research Institute, explores this evolving landscape, drawing insights from a survey of 10,000 consumers from 13 countries across the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The results reveal how attitudes toward AI have shifted over the past two years, and what this means for businesses aiming to innovate responsibly. Key findings include:
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Returns are no longer just a logistics challenge, they’re a window into consumer behavior, expectations, and brand loyalty. In this exclusive report, ReBound surveyed 2,200 consumers across five countries to uncover how shoppers approach returns in fashion ecommerce, and what retailers can do to meet them halfway.
This eBook is essential reading for fashion brands, ecommerce leaders, and retail strategists looking to reduce returns, improve customer experience, and build smarter post-purchase journeys.
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Cross-border payments goals remain elusive
G20 nations have inched ahead in making cross-border payments more efficient and affordable, but progress has been uneven, says a new BIS study. The G20 forum consists of 19 nations, including the U.S., the U.K., South Africa, Germany, Japan and China, plus two regional organizations, the African Union and European Union.
Brief:
G20 member countries will likely not meet their cross-border payment targets by 2027, according to a Bank of International Settlements report released Dec. 11.
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Global ecommerce report 2026
The Paypers has just launched the Global Ecommerce Report 2026– Scaling Ecommerce and SaaS: Finding the Right Partners to Succeed across Borders. The global ecommerce landscape is shifting. Trade tensions, tariff volatility, and recession fears defined 2025, resulting in the slowest ecommerce growth since 2022. However, projections for 2026 suggest that we are nearing a period of stabilisation, as the market is anticipated to reach USD 6.8 trillion.
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Amazon to lower fees for european sellers
European sellers will see lower fees on Amazon next year, which Reuters surmised was a response to competition from Temu and Shein, sites that sell “clothes, homeware and gadgets at rock-bottom prices.” Amazon’s selling-fee reductions are “focused first on lowering fees for sellers of cheap fashion,” the news outlet reported.
Amazon had previously announced 2026 fees for US sellers, which are rising by an average of $0.08 per unit sold, saying its fee changes were “significantly less than inflation and less than the 3.9%-5.9% annual cost increases from other major US carriers during the last two years.”
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Essential guide for subscription global expansion
Ready to take your business global? Discover how to grow your subscription business globally with our guide, created with Hanover Research—packed with insights to help you navigate global expansion. Here’s what you’ll get:
Actionable strategies: Learn how to optimize payments, improve customer acquisition, and boost retention.
Market adaptation tips: Tailor your marketing to fit local audiences.
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Cross-border shoppers: What they really want
As cross-border eCommerce continues to grow, so do customer expectations. For international retailers, understanding what drives – and deters – global shoppers is the key to converting one-time buyers into long-term, loyal customers. fulfilmentcrowd‘s latest report, Cross-border shoppers: What they really want, reveals data and insights from 1,000 UK consumers, uncovering what builds trust, what breaks it, and what practical steps you can take to increase repeat business.
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Nordic100 360 2025
The RetailX Nordic100 360° 2025 Report delivers an expert evaluation of the ecommerce and multichannel retail market in the Nordic region. It highlights the top retailers, brands and marketplaces across Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
The RetailX Nordic100 360° 2025 Report delivers an expert evaluation of the ecommerce and multichannel retail market in the Nordic region. It highlights the top retailers, brands and marketplaces across Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
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The future of cross border payments 2026: Strategies for success
The pace of the financial industry is unrivalled. The cross-border payments landscape is rapidly evolving and maturing as emerging technologies develop, new regulations come into play, fraud dominates, and global consumers demand instant payments.
How is the industry responding to these changes, and what strategies are banking experts and leaders deploying to combat the onslaught of challenges as the future draws nearer? Sibos 2025 in Frankfurt will be a forum for conversation on the next steps for the financial sector, and how to conquer the next frontier of global finance.
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State of fraud and returns report 2025
Discover the critical ecommerce fraud trends shaping 2025, from the surge in returns and card testing attacks to the industrialization of fraud and the impact of agentic commerce. The ecommerce fraud landscape is constantly shifting and fraudsters are constantly innovating. As a result, fraud pressure increased 13% by value in 2025, according to Signifyd data.
This report offers insights into the latest fraud schemes and protection. We look at the latest in return fraud, agentic commerce and explore regional trends in North America, the UK, Europe and Latin America.