African Ecommerce Firm Tospino Expands to Vietnam

African Ecommerce Firm Tospino Expands to Vietnam

African cross-border e-commerce platform Tospino plans to enter the Southeast Asian market, starting with Vietnam. After its success in Ghana, Tospino aims to replicate its self-built logistics advantages in Southeast Asia, challenging local market competition. This move signifies Tospino's expansion beyond the African market, showcasing its ambition and capability to serve multiple regions. It brings new dynamism to the cross-border e-commerce industry. The company hopes its logistics network will give it an edge in the highly competitive Vietnamese market.

02/12/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ebay Sellers Boost Profits with Datadriven Product Strategies

Ebay Sellers Boost Profits with Datadriven Product Strategies

Analyzing trending products on eBay is crucial for sellers to maximize profits. By examining sales, price, competition, and profit margins, and utilizing tools like Terapeak, sellers can accurately select products. Focus on regional demand variations and monitor weekly market reports. Avoid product homogenization, logistical issues, and intellectual property infringement risks. New sellers should prioritize backend service metrics. Data-driven approaches and iterative optimization are essential for creating a sustainable portfolio of best-selling products. This allows for continuous improvement and adaptation to market trends.

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Publishers Sue Google for Alleged AI Content Monopoly

Publishers Sue Google for Alleged AI Content Monopoly

Publishers are suing Google for AI copyright infringement, accusing the tech giant of using AI technology to erode their profits. The lawsuit also alleges potential antitrust violations, seeking compensation and restrictions on Google's AI use of news content. The publishers claim Google's AI models are trained on copyrighted material without permission, harming their business model and potentially creating unfair competition in the news aggregation and distribution market. They are demanding a fair share of the revenue generated from the use of their content by Google's AI systems.

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Chinas Retail Shift Private Labels Reshape Market

Chinas Retail Shift Private Labels Reshape Market

Private labels are rising in retail, addressing profit and homogenization issues, but aren't the ultimate solution. Their development is limited by category, supply chain, and consumer demand. The future of retail competition will be an ecosystem battle of "private label + cooperative brands + service experience," requiring a shift from price to brand power and expanded supply chain capabilities. Private labels are a crucial fulcrum for retailers building ecological competitiveness, not the endpoint. They are a tool to enhance overall value proposition and foster stronger customer relationships.

02/11/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Indonesias Tiktok Shop Ban Leaves Sellers in Crisis

Indonesias Tiktok Shop Ban Leaves Sellers in Crisis

The Indonesian government's ban led to the closure of TikTok Shop, causing difficulties for millions of sellers and a 60% drop in sales. While the policy aims to protect brick-and-mortar businesses, it significantly impacts SMEs reliant on social commerce. Experts point out regulatory loopholes in TikTok Shop, allowing sellers to bypass tax laws through low-price competition. Authorities suggest transitioning to other platforms, but this poses challenges. This event serves as a warning for overseas sellers to operate compliantly and diversify risks.

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Streaming Giants Grapple With Valuation Woes As Hits Fade

Streaming Giants Grapple With Valuation Woes As Hits Fade

This article analyzes the stock price surge of Mango Excellent Media driven by the hit show 'Sisters Who Make Waves,' arguing that a single blockbuster is insufficient to sustain long-term platform value. It compares the valuation differences of video platforms in the Chinese and American capital markets. The article also explores three models for long-form video platforms (content, platform, and ecosystem) and their future development trends, suggesting that cross-industry competition and media convergence will become the new normal in the industry.

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US Regulators Extend Review of Rail Industry Switching Proposal

US Regulators Extend Review of Rail Industry Switching Proposal

The U.S. Surface Transportation Board (STB) has extended the deadline for comments on “Reciprocal Switching,” aiming to provide rail freight customers with more options, break industry monopolies, and improve service quality. The proposed rule focuses on three performance standards: service reliability, service consistency, and local service inadequacy. It quantifies service levels to protect shipper rights and potentially reshape the U.S. rail industry landscape. The new regulations are intended to ensure fair access and promote competition within the rail network, ultimately benefiting shippers and improving overall rail service.

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STB Extends Deadline for Rail Service Reform Comments

STB Extends Deadline for Rail Service Reform Comments

The US Surface Transportation Board (STB) has extended the deadline for comments on its “Reciprocal Switching” proposal, aiming to improve rail service quality by introducing competition. The proposal focuses on quantifying rail service quality and enhancing operational transparency. However, it faces challenges in defining standards, ensuring data accuracy, and balancing the interests of various stakeholders. The ultimate impact of the final rule on the rail industry remains to be seen. This initiative seeks to foster a more competitive environment and ultimately benefit rail shippers through improved service.

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XPO Logistics Sells Intermodal Unit for 710M to Streamline

XPO Logistics Sells Intermodal Unit for 710M to Streamline

XPO Logistics sold its intermodal business to STG Logistics for $710 million, aiming to focus on its core less-than-truckload (LTL) and freight brokerage businesses, optimize its capital structure, and enhance enterprise value. Through the acquisition, STG Logistics will build a more comprehensive logistics platform and enhance its container logistics competitiveness. This strategic adjustment reflects the increasing competition in the logistics industry, requiring companies to continuously adjust to adapt to market changes. The deal allows XPO to streamline operations and STG to expand its service offerings.

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US Rail Freight Volumes Decline Amid Demand Concerns

US Rail Freight Volumes Decline Amid Demand Concerns

Recent data shows a year-over-year decline in both U.S. rail freight and intermodal volumes, though not across all commodity categories. Multiple factors contribute to this downturn, including slowing economic growth, supply chain disruptions, energy transition, increased competition, high inflation, and geopolitical risks. To address these challenges and seize opportunities, railway companies need to improve efficiency, expand services, embrace innovation, focus on sustainability, and strengthen collaboration. The industry must adapt to navigate the evolving landscape and maintain its vital role in the economy.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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