The Wix website builder uses cloud hosting, storing site data in a series of interconnected (often virtual) servers instead of placing everything on one physical web server.

Of the three most popular website builders, Wix is the only one that doesn’t offer e-commerce features on its most affordable plan. You’ll need to buy the Core plan for basic e-commerce functionality.

Shopify reports that in-person sales are rising, highlighting the value of physical retail for brands like Dossier and The ...

The grocery company aims to be “brilliant at the basics” as it refines its digital capabilities and ushers in new technologies like AI, executive Jill Pavlovich said.

Uniqode analyzed news coverage and industry reports to explore how consumer expectations have shaped in-store shopping over ...

Offsoar, a top player in technology, is making waves with its comprehensive solutions in ecommerce website development and offshore mobile app development. The company, recognized for driving digital ...

The logistics arm of a Chinese ecommerce giant has strengthened its UK operations after agreeing a deal for an almost 120,000 sq ft facility at Coventry's Ansty Park. This comes ...

The event brought together a distinguished group of private sector leaders, senior government representatives, ambassadors, ...

As ChatGPT, Google and now Apple race to monopolise e-commerce with AI, 2025 is being dubbed “the year that changed online ...

There’s never been a better time to finally launch that idea that’s been sitting in your notes app. Whether it’s a side ...

In a world where side hustles and passive income are the new status symbols, Launch Vector is turning heads with a ...