Facing new challenges in cross-border e-commerce by 2026, B2B going global is becoming a new engine for business growth. This event focuses on B2B foreign trade, inviting successful merchants to provide one-on-one guidance, helping companies seize market dividends and achieve business breakthroughs. The event will be held on January 21, 2026, in Jieyang.
Changjiang Securities' Han Yichao believes that 2024 presents significant opportunities for overseas logistics. Import of raw materials, overseas expansion of high-end manufacturing, and cross-border e-commerce form three golden tracks. Logistics companies should seize these opportunities to break through growth bottlenecks and achieve global layouts. Industrial logistics needs to wait for a recovery opportunity after inventory replenishment.
The founder of Globalegrow, Xu Jiadong, is accused of embezzlement, shocking the cross-border e-commerce community. Xu denies the allegations, claiming it's a personal feud with Yang Jianxin, the former actual controller of Global Top. Behind the incident lies a microcosm of the capital game played by cross-border e-commerce companies during their rapid development. It also raises concerns about the bumpy road that these companies face in the capital market. This case highlights the complexities and potential pitfalls of rapid growth and the importance of ethical conduct in the industry.
The bankruptcy of ASI, a long-established American furniture retailer, exposes challenges including high inflation, high interest rates, and trade frictions, directly impacting Chinese furniture exporters. Suppliers like Man Wah are facing millions of dollars in credit risk, highlighting the risks faced by export companies. Experts recommend that companies review contracts, strengthen risk management, and explore diversified markets to cope with the challenges posed by the global economic downturn and trade frictions. This situation underscores the need for proactive strategies to mitigate potential financial losses and maintain business stability.
The Panama Canal expansion is highly anticipated by the shipping industry. However, the expansion is not a panacea, and shipping companies need to carefully evaluate its implications. This article analyzes the opportunities and challenges brought about by the expansion, including time costs, port efficiency, and environmental impact. It also explores how West Coast, East Coast, and Gulf Coast ports are responding to the new competitive landscape. Furthermore, it reminds shipping companies to pay attention to changes in global trade patterns and the resulting risk of compressed profit margins.
The Guangzhou Air Logistics Development Summit and Greater Bay Area Freight Transaction Fair 2026 will be held, bringing together global logistics leaders and focusing on market opportunities in the Greater Bay Area. The event provides a platform for companies to showcase themselves, exchange cooperation, and gain insights into industry trends. It aims to help companies grasp the dynamics of cross-border e-commerce, cold chain logistics, and other fields, enhance international competitiveness, optimize logistics chains, and achieve sustainable development. Attendees can expect valuable networking and knowledge-sharing opportunities.
This paper analyzes the recent surge in container freight rates on East-West routes, exploring the driving factors from both demand-side (economic recovery, trade growth) and supply-side (capacity control, port congestion). It elucidates the impact of rising freight rates on import/export companies, consumers, shipping companies, and the global supply chain. Furthermore, based on historical data and industry analysis, the paper forecasts future freight rate trends, emphasizing the need for businesses to monitor market dynamics and prepare for freight rate volatility. Businesses should pay close attention to market changes.
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) rejected the merger plan of Japan's three major shipping companies (K Line, NYK, and MOL) citing jurisdictional issues, raising concerns about the future of consolidation in the shipping industry. While the merger faces challenges like scrutiny from the Department of Justice, a smaller market share might offer a glimmer of hope. Shipping companies need to closely monitor regulatory policies and adjust their development strategies to adapt to market changes. This decision highlights the complexities and potential obstacles in global shipping consolidation efforts.
The 2023 Electric Vehicles & Energy Storage Exhibition in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is one of Europe's largest industry events, bringing together global companies to showcase the latest technologies and products across the entire electric vehicle industry chain. With a focus on charging infrastructure and power battery technology, the exhibition points the way for industry development, helps companies expand into overseas markets, and jointly envisions the future of electric mobility. It provides a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and exploring business opportunities in the rapidly evolving EV and energy storage sectors.
International logistics e-commerce is active: YTO Express and China Southern Airlines are expanding routes, Indonesia is limiting prices, AliExpress is complying with regulations, Ozon is going public, Asia-Pacific e-commerce is growing, and shipping companies are adjusting routes. This highlights the dynamic landscape of cross-border trade, with companies adapting to new regulations, expanding their reach, and capitalizing on growth opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region. The trends reflect the increasing importance of efficient and compliant international logistics for e-commerce businesses operating on a global scale.
