In the United Kingdom, 46 percent of online shoppers feel overwhelmed by the amount of options and information on retail websites.

This enables Malaysian customers to enjoy interest-free instalment payment options when shopping for a wide range of products on Temu’s platform.

As with previous drops, the real-world versions of these items are shoppable without leaving the Korean metaverse platform. Every purchase includes a free virtual twin of the item.

Last year, 96 percent of Irish internet users made online purchases.

The collaboration will explore the capability of AI agents like Operator in improving online shopping by making it more user-friendly, personalised, and efficient. They also shared that the Operator is currently in its early research phase, enabling them to gather user feedback to enhance its capabilities.

Co-op has launched a new rapid delivery grocery app, Peckish, aimed at supporting independent retailers by providing them with a platform to serve local customers online.

Octopus Cards has launched a digital yuan (e-CNY) top-up service, enabling mainland visitors to have a seamless payment experience in the city and pay like locals.

Piko24 is working on a network of 24/7 autonomous stores in Poland which allow for instant entry, product selection and automatic payment, powered by artificial intelligence (natch!).

With this launch, GoDaddy redefines digital empowerment through AI-driven features like automated brand creation, SEO, and user-friendly marketing tools.