CMA CGM Acquires Ingram Micro CLS for 3B to Boost Ecommerce Logistics

CMA CGM Acquires Ingram Micro CLS for 3B to Boost Ecommerce Logistics

CMA CGM invests $3 billion to acquire a significant portion of Ingram Micro's Commerce & Lifecycle Services (CLS) business, aiming to strengthen its global shipping and logistics leadership. This acquisition will significantly enhance CMA CGM's capabilities in e-commerce contract logistics and omnichannel fulfillment, positioning it as the world's fourth-largest contract logistics provider. The move is expected to provide more efficient and intelligent logistics solutions for e-commerce businesses.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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CMA CGM Acquires Ingram Micro CLS for 3B Transforming Ecommerce Logistics

CMA CGM Acquires Ingram Micro CLS for 3B Transforming Ecommerce Logistics

CMA CGM acquired Ingram Micro's Commerce & Lifecycle Services (CLS) business for $3 billion, aiming to enhance its e-commerce contract logistics capabilities and solidify its global logistics position. This reflects the trend of technology-driven and service-upgraded in the e-commerce logistics industry, foreshadowing an accelerated evolution of the competitive landscape. Following the acquisition, CMA CGM's logistics business will become the fourth largest globally, facing challenges in integration and innovation.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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Amazon AI Drives Crossborder Ecommerce Growth in 2026

Amazon AI Drives Crossborder Ecommerce Growth in 2026

Amazon's 2026 strategy focuses on AI empowerment, streamlined global fulfillment, and differentiated local support, aiming to lower the barriers to cross-border e-commerce and help sellers focus on product innovation and brand building. Tools like E-Cang ERP are deeply integrated with the platform, providing data insights and AI assistants to help sellers make faster and more accurate business decisions and win in the future cross-border e-commerce competition.

Ecommerce Firms Adopt Data Strategies to Reduce Google Reliance

Ecommerce Firms Adopt Data Strategies to Reduce Google Reliance

This paper delves into the reliance of cross-border e-commerce on the Google search engine, analyzing Google's crucial role in information acquisition, market expansion, and regulatory understanding. It also highlights the risks associated with over-reliance on Google. To mitigate these risks and enhance global competitiveness, the paper proposes a data-driven, diversified marketing strategy for cross-border e-commerce businesses. This strategy aims to reduce dependency and empower companies to navigate the global market more effectively.

Xinba Expands to Tiktok in Live Streaming Ecommerce Push

Xinba Expands to Tiktok in Live Streaming Ecommerce Push

With the slowdown of livestream e-commerce growth in China, leading organizations like Simba's Xin Xuan International are venturing overseas, targeting platforms like TikTok. This article analyzes Xin Xuan International's global strategy, the current status of MCN agencies going global, and the opportunities and challenges in overseas markets. It reveals the trend of globalization in the livestream e-commerce industry, highlighting the strategic shift of key players to capitalize on new markets and audiences beyond domestic boundaries.

WCO Boosts Tech Committee Focus on Ecommerce and Green Customs

WCO Boosts Tech Committee Focus on Ecommerce and Green Customs

The World Customs Organization's Permanent Technical Committee (PTC) held its first in-person meeting after a three-year hiatus, focusing on updates to the E-commerce Package, the development of a global customs data exchange platform, and green customs initiatives. The meeting revised the E-commerce Package maintenance mechanism, approved pressure testing guidelines, and discussed data models and cooperation guidelines. These efforts aim to enhance customs' ability to address global trade challenges and promote trade facilitation and security.

Global Ecommerce Brands Adopt Targeted Media Strategies

Global Ecommerce Brands Adopt Targeted Media Strategies

For cross-border e-commerce companies aiming to break through in the global market, efficient overseas media press release distribution is crucial. This article explores strategies such as selecting appropriate media platforms and publishing high-quality news releases to enhance brand influence abroad and gain a larger market share. It highlights the importance of strategic media outreach for building credibility and visibility in international markets, ultimately contributing to business growth and success in the competitive global e-commerce landscape.

Amazons US Listing Strategy Fuels Global Expansion

Amazons US Listing Strategy Fuels Global Expansion

This paper delves into the business logic behind Amazon's decision to list in the United States, revealing its 'e-commerce + cloud computing' business model and its customer-centric philosophy. It explores the strategic significance of the US market for Amazon and analyzes its global operational strategies and success factors, showcasing Amazon's strength and ambition as a global e-commerce giant. The analysis highlights key aspects that contributed to Amazon's growth and dominance in the competitive online marketplace.

DHL Introduces Streamlined US Import Customs Clearance

DHL Introduces Streamlined US Import Customs Clearance

DHL Global Forwarding introduces an integrated customs clearance service to simplify US import processes, addressing trade changes and tariff complexities. This service consolidates multiple shipments for clearance under a single customs declaration, reducing costs, improving efficiency, and ensuring compliance. It's particularly beneficial for high-volume merchants transitioning from 'de minimis' shipments to formal customs entries. This initiative aims to empower cross-border e-commerce businesses to capitalize on global e-commerce market opportunities and navigate trade challenges effectively.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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WCO Reforms Global Trade Rules for Crossborder Ecommerce

WCO Reforms Global Trade Rules for Crossborder Ecommerce

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has issued guidelines to regulate cross-border e-commerce, covering data management, risk control, facilitation, security, tax collection, data analysis, partnerships, and legal frameworks. These guidelines aim to promote trade facilitation, ensure security, effectively collect customs duties, and provide a clear framework for global trade. They address the challenges of the digital economy and foster the sustainable development of cross-border e-commerce, ultimately creating a more efficient and secure global trading environment.