Takealot Group boosts investment in its online fashion retailer, to modify its business model amid rising competition from Chinese multinational e-tailers
The industry body appoints a new board of directors to prioritise rooting out crime in SA’s e-commerce sector.
The Chinese multinational e-tailer sees growing demand for its products in SA, as it looks to expand its product categories.
The group’s Cash & Carry arm ventures into e-commerce and bulk delivery service for spaza shops and small businesses.
The platform allows clients to make payments directly from their Absa account to merchants that have integrated Absa Pay.
The Institute of Chartered Entrepreneurs supports Takealot’s call for e-commerce sector reforms to level the playing field for e-tailers.
From deep learning algorithms to edge computing and explainable AI, the potential for AI to transform how we work, live and interact with technology is immense, says Tim Humphreys-Davies, CEO of Pinnacle.
Website builders offer an accessible and efficient way to create websites without the need for coding expertise.
The move from cash to cards is evident in the rapidly-expanding number of point-of-sale terminals, says GlobalData.
The company says its continued commitment to the local market is reinforced by its strong partnership with Zebra Technologies.