Category: Quick Ships
US leads in global bot traffic
By Aina Ibrahim August 5, 2026
The US leads in global bot traffic, generating over 53% of all bot requests worldwide, followed by Germany and the Netherlands, with significant implications fo
World FinTech Day Highlights Governance and Skills Gaps
By Aina Ibrahim August 3, 2026
Fintech governance and skills gaps are highlighted at World FinTech Day, where experts warn leaders must align digital innovation with operational realities to
Fergus Partners with Stripe for Trade Capital
By Nurul Hassan July 29, 2026
Fergus partners with Stripe to offer trade capital for Australian businesses with uneven payment patterns through Fergus Pay.
New York Regulates AI in Ads
By Nurul Hassan July 27, 2026
New York regulates AI in ads with new law requiring clear notices for AI-generated images, impacting retailers and innovation, limiting AI use.
Publishers Embrace E‑commerce to Boost Sales
By Nurul Hassan July 24, 2026
Ecommerce sales are rising as publishers turn to online stores to offset AI‑driven traffic drops, boosting revenue and reaching new readers worldwide.
Kroger set to claim No 2 market share
By Nurul Hassan July 21, 2026
Kroger market share could climb to 8.7% after its pending Giant Eagle acquisition, potentially securing the No. 2 spot in the U.S. grocery market.
Vallarta Plans Arizona Expansion
By Aina Ibrahim July 18, 2026
Vallarta Supermarkets expands to South Phoenix early next year, targeting a food desert with a new adaptive reuse store.
Stop & Shop launches summer savings event
By Nurul Hassan July 9, 2026
Discover Stop & Shop's summer savings event with free ice cream and $1 deals to help customers beat the heat and save money this July.
Walmart faces lawsuit over gas price scheme
By Farah Rahman June 30, 2026
Walmart faces lawsuit over alleged gas price scheme using AI-powered collusion to inflate prices in California, affecting consumers.
San Diego County Sues Sushi Supermarket Chains
By Farah Rahman June 23, 2026
San Diego County files a sushi franchise lawsuit alleging grocery sushi counters misclassify chefs as contractors, a case that could reshape labor protections.