e-commerce

The Philippine Online Dispute Resolution System (PODRS) will serve as the Web-based consumer complaint portal of the country where consumers can file complaint and seek redress in relation to the product purchased or service availed either online of offline from a business establishment or platform located in the Philippines.

Online shopping site Lazada is celebrating the mid-year with its “6.6” campaign and the announcement of its latest brand ambassador, Alden Richards.

DTI undersecretary Rafaelita Aldaba said the pandemic has also forced traditional enterprises and startups to create new digital business models to diversify revenue streams.

The Shopee Code League features three virtual competitions: data science, data analytics, and programming. The competition is open to both students and professionals.

A social development organization has offered suggestions to improve the proposed Internet Transactions Act (ITA), which it said is not equipped adequately to address the problems of the local e-commerce industry.

Robinsons Retail’s DIY format Handyman Do it Best and No Brand, a franchise from EMart of Korea, are the latest brands to launch under gorobinsons.ph, an e-commerce site envisioned to serve as a virtual marketplace for all the group’s formats.

Called PayMaya Mall, the one-stop shop online destination is composed of merchants that are already using PayMaya for their cashless transactions.

With the ongoing pandemic bringing a “broad, deep, and irreversible” shift to online for businesses and consumers, e-commerce platform Shopee has outlined three key predictions for the Philippine e-commerce market.

Cashless modes of payment have most likely reached a tipping point in 2020.

The Department of Trade Industry (DTI) rolled out on Friday, Jan. 29, its e-commerce roadmap, eyeing the sector to value at P1.2 trillion or sharing 5.5 percent of the economy by 2022.