Amazon's new regulations in July, come and check the closed pit!
07/12/2022
Sellers collectively "exploded orders"! The cancellation rate is as high as 60%, and Amazon reproduces "0 yuan purchase"?
07/12/2022
Prices rise, inflation continues!Amazon's U.S. Prime membership growth slows
Data from market research firm CIRP shows that in the first half of 2022, Amazon's U.S. Prime membership growth stalled for the first time. Growth stalled because the retail giant raised subscription prices for Prime members in February, sending potential customers back amid high inflation.
The UK has the longest heatwave since 2018, with temperatures reaching 31°C early next week!
According to reports, the temperature is expected to reach 31 degrees Celsius early next week and will rise again by the end of next week. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued a heat health alert, with the second-highest level 3 alert covering southern and eastern England.
Effective July 25th! Amazon will update the European VAT Calculation Service Methodology Program Policy!
Due to changes in the law, Amazon is revising the European VAT calculation service method scheme policy, the new policy will be effective from July 25, 2022. Amazon is expanding SDI reporting to Italian tax authorities to include cross-border sales of B2B and B2C goods from Italy.
eBay Australia's 2022 fiscal year revenue of $74.2 million! Profits soared by 47%!
Figures from ASIC show eBay Australia generated a profit of $13.6 million in fiscal 2022, up 47 per cent from $9.2 million in fiscal 2021, with revenue up 12.5 per cent from the previous year to $74.2 million.
German union calls on Amazon workers to strike!
According to Reuters, the German United Services union (ver.di) recently called on workers at Amazon’s seven fulfillment centers to strike from the evening of July 10, local time. The purpose of the strike is to force Amazon to accept the collective union of the German United Services union. Negotiate agreement. The union has been in a bitter battle with Amazon Germany over better pay and working conditions.
Disclaimer: Some of the pictures and text in this article are from the Internet. The article is published for the purpose of transmitting and sharing more information. If there is any copyright issue, please contact us immediately, and we will deal with it in a timely manner.
