Online consumer goods spending grows fastest of all shopping channels

55 percent of Vietnamese online shoppers choose social networks over e-commerce platforms to buy fashion products, a new survey has found.

Online shopping platform Lazada is struggling to gain users while Shopee and Tiki remain leaders as competition tightens in the e-commerce market.

Budget airline Vietjet Air plans to open an e-commerce platform as it seeks to diversify its business interests.

Tiki is pouring money into warehousing and Lazada is live-streaming videos on social media as competition intensifies in Vietnam’s e-commerce market.

Vingroup has launched Vietnam’s first virtual store chain to take advantage of a tech-savvy population and the widespread use of smart devices.

Shopee and Lazada, locked in a race to be top dog in online retail, are pouring money and trying various strategies to attract customers.

Amazon on Wednesday unveiled plans to open more bookstores and "4-star" shops selling only the best-rated products, while closing its smaller "pop-up" kiosks in the U.S.

More Vietnamese women are wearing makeup and spending more on makeup products, a new survey finds.

E-wallets, food-delivery and online shopping apps are offering a range of Tet (Lunar New Year Festival) promotions to widen their customer base.

In for the long haul, online retailers are willing to ignore losses, focusing on promotions to attract more customers.

Don’t tell us how to market our products and services, they fume.

While online retailers are forced to accept million-dollar losses to gain market share, informal Facebook retailers are striking it rich.

Some companies have been forced to shut down due to prolonged losses.