Big news of the week! Rumor has it that the US government may include Amazon in the list of "notorious markets"

Rumor has it that the US government may put Amazon on the "notorious market" list

Amazon has launched the Amazon Hub network in Australia, which provides package pickup services to customers. The number of outlets will reach hundreds by the end of this year. At the same time, Amazon will also open a new distribution center in Perth to improve the customer experience on the west coast of Australia. It is understood that the project will begin operations at the end of 2019.

Amazon recently announced a ban on the sale of all baby tilt sleep products on the platform. In its new policy, it states that all baby tilt sleep products should be restricted. The new policy may take at least a week to be fully implemented, but an Amazon team is currently revoking all baby tilt sleep product listings.

According to regulatory documents submitted by the Indian Ministry of Corporate Affairs, the revenue of Indian e-commerce platform Bigbasket reached 27.54 billion rupees (about 385 million U.S. dollars) in fiscal year 2019, an increase of 74% over last year. Among them, 27 billion rupees of revenue came from the sale of goods on the platform, accounting for about 98% of the total revenue; and the advertising business revenue reached 530 million rupees, an increase of 90% over last year.

According to the official website of China Commerce, the country has recently decided to take policy measures in three aspects: promoting innovation and transformation, fiscal and taxation support, and optimizing the business environment, to increase support and guidance, and to support the innovative development of border trade. The country specifically mentioned the development of "Internet + border trade", supporting the construction of e-commerce platforms in border areas, promoting the integration of new formats and models with border trade, reducing transaction costs, broadening border trade channels, and expanding the scale of border trade.

During the 12.12 promotion, Southeast Asian e-commerce platform Shopee announced that the fifth phase of Shopee's peak season rocket plan - large-scale logistics service is officially launched. Shopee's large-scale logistics service provides a one-stop transportation service for large-scale goods in the Malaysian, Singaporean and Thai markets. It is open to all sellers and can be delivered in as fast as 5 days, saving up to 88% in freight costs.