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An ecommerce site is a business. Our Management & Finance category addresses online payments, funding needs, employee issues, merchant profiles, key metrics, multichannel and omnichannel strategies, cross-border analyses, inventory management, accounting topics, sales taxes, and much more.

Amazon & Marketplaces | B2B | Cross-border Selling | Finance | Fraud Prevention | Inventory | Local Business | Payments | Shipping & Fulfillment | Staffing

Cross-border Selling
Viahart Founder Eyes Sales in China

May 1, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

Molson Hart's contrarian approach envisions long-term success in China.
Business
Surviving D2C’s Boom and Bust

April 24, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

Chris Wichert's luxury shoe brand launched in 2015 and quickly scaled. Then the pandemic hit.
B2B
B2B Ecommerce Powers Africa Retail

April 21, 2026 • Wisdom Dabit

In much of Africa, consumer retail revolves around physical mom-and-pop shops, kiosks, and market stalls.
Finance
Iris Founder Talks AI-Powered Finance

April 17, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

Drew Fallon's platform forecasts profitability, cash flow, inventory, and more — anything a CFO would do, he says.
Shipping & Fulfillment
Who Delivers Your Orders Matters

April 16, 2026 • Armando Roggio

Delivery is increasingly part of the brand experience, much more than fulfillment alone.
Cross-border Selling
Big Difference in E.U., U.S. Return Rules

April 14, 2026 • Beata Twardowska

A single global returns policy creates either compliance risk in the E.U. or unnecessary costs in the U.S.
Local Business
‘Ask Maps’ Elevates Local Merchants

April 12, 2026 • Ann Smarty

Google Maps latest AI-driven feature is an opportunity for local businesses to elevate visibility.
Business
EcomFuel Founder on 2026 Industry Trends

April 10, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

Andrew Youderian recaps his company's annual trends report, addressing the state of ecommerce among 300 participating businesses.
Cross-border Selling
Digital Goods Could Now Face Tariffs

April 9, 2026 • Armando Roggio

In its March conference, the World Trade Organization's member nations did not extend the longstanding tariff moratorium on “electronic transmissions.”
Business
My Ideal Second Business

April 3, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

What's an attractive second company, one that would enhance my life without creating stress and headaches?
Cross-border Selling
Smarter Ecommerce Delivery in Africa

March 31, 2026 • Wisdom Dabit

Modern tech stacks help avoid delivery failures from landmark-based addresses and consumers' pay-on-receipt habits.
Cross-border Selling
How Foreign Brands Test the U.S. Market

March 24, 2026 • Oksana Tsvigun

Before spending big money, test the demand in two ways.
Shipping & Fulfillment
USPS Losses Threaten Ecommerce Shipping

March 22, 2026 • Armando Roggio

What if the USPS, a key last-mile delivery provider, becomes slower, pricier, or unreliable?
Amazon & Marketplaces
E.U. Law Tightens Marketplace Selling

March 17, 2026 • Beata Twardowska

Verification and transparency are becoming routine for marketplace sellers in the E.U.
Inventory
Launch Your Own Private-Label Brand

March 15, 2026 • Armando Roggio

Private-label brands remove one or more layers of intermediaries from the supply chain.
Business
How Vessi Sells Waterproof Shoes

March 13, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

Director of ecommerce Ray Hua shares the challenges of targeting the right audience, cross-border selling, diversifying, and more.
Fraud Prevention
Why OpenAI Acquired Promptfoo

March 12, 2026 • Armando Roggio

Acquisitions by OpenAI and Meta foretell an agent-driven world with evolving security risks.
Business
From Teacher to Fashion Brand Founder

March 6, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

In 2019 Nasrin Jafari was a middle school teacher in New York City. "I had no idea how to make clothes," she says.
Amazon & Marketplaces
Seller Central AI Remakes Data Analysis

March 5, 2026 • Armando Roggio

The new "dynamic canvas experience" hints at a broader shift from reporting to conversational business intelligence.
Cross-border Selling
Payment Friction Wins in Africa

March 3, 2026 • Wisdom Dabit

In Africa, providing payment details online is a leap of faith. Consumers need proof of the product and company.
Cross-border Selling
Low-Value Imports Upend E.U. Ecommerce

February 17, 2026 • Beata Twardowska

The surge in imports valued at €150 or less is reshaping the region's online retailing.
Business
Ecomm Cowboy Talks AI and Underdogs

February 13, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

Chris Hall's "Ecomm Cowboy" broadcasts live shows Monday through Friday. AI tools, he says, empower one-person brands, the underdogs.
Amazon & Marketplaces
Why Marketplaces Block AI Shopping Agents

January 29, 2026 • Armando Roggio

Autonomous AI shopping agents threaten the role of marketplaces in product discovery, advertising, and transactions.
Cross-border Selling
How Ecommerce Succeeds in Africa

January 27, 2026 • Wisdom Dabit

Local companies are offering innovative solutions to complex logistics challenges.
Fraud Prevention
The Fraud Hiding in Email Signups

January 25, 2026 • Armando Roggio

Payment fraud often starts at the new-account stage, where criminals deploy valid but fake email addresses.
Finance
M&A Advisor on Ecommerce Valuations

January 23, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

Frank Kosarek says buyers of ecommerce businesses today focus on discretionary earnings, not revenue, and seek recurring sales, such as subscriptions.
Amazon & Marketplaces
Amazon Rules Product Discovery, for Now

January 18, 2026 • Armando Roggio

The world's most popular product search engine is dominant for many reasons, yet it faces challenges from AI and social commerce.
Business
DIY Approach Fuels Craft Cocktail Brand

January 16, 2026 • Eric Bandholz

Texas-based Liber & Co., a manufacturer of premium beverage syrups, has scaled from a single test batch on a stove to 1,500-gallon tanks and worldwide buyers.
Cross-border Selling
Why E.U. Ecommerce Rules Seem Complex

January 12, 2026 • Beata Twardowska

E.U. ecommerce regulations start with the European Commission, yet overlap, with no single framework.
Business
Early AI Signals from Holiday Sales

January 11, 2026 • Armando Roggio

The raw totals for AI-driven shopping were small, but the coming impact will likely be massive.

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