Govt To Tighten E-Commerce Regulation Over Sale Of Prohibited Goods
The government is looking to strengthen e-commerce regulation in Malaysia amid growing concerns over the sale of prohibited goods, including ...
Read moreDetailsThe government is looking to strengthen e-commerce regulation in Malaysia amid growing concerns over the sale of prohibited goods, including ...
Read moreDetailsThe government is set to replace the existing Electronic Commerce Act 2006 with a new law aimed at strengthening the ...
Read moreDetailsThe government is preparing to launch a nationwide enforcement operation aimed at curbing the import and sale of electrical products ...
Read moreDetailsA dispute between a local buyer and a Shopee seller has gone viral online after the affected customer shared screenshots ...
Read moreDetailsThe Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) has proposed the drafting of a new law to regulate ...
Read moreDetailsE-commerce provider Lazada has announced that it is revising its Marketplace Commission Fees for all Marketplace sellers. As a result ...
Read moreDetailsTikTok Shop has announced that it is extending its Free Returns period from 15 days to 30 days to improve ...
Read moreDetailsShopee has announced that it is charging sellers on its platform a RM0.50 fee for each successfully delivered order. The ...
Read moreDetailsTaobao has officially announced the rollout of a Bahasa Malaysia interface on its mobile app. Available starting from today, users ...
Read moreDetailsShopee has announced that it will be raising its SPayLater seller fee up to 4.5% from its current 3.5%. This ...
Read moreDetailsMastercard has introduced a new technology called "Agent Pay", aimed at powering secure and intelligent payments in a world increasingly ...
Read moreDetailsGoogle has officially announced the expansion of its YouTube Shopping affiliate programme to Malaysia. Introduced in Indonesia back in September ...
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