Business Trends
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Facebook Expands Its Shopping Tools Yet Again New advert and AI tools across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp present big opportunities for businesses and, maybe, users. -
PayPal Pumps Up Processing Fees PayPal has announced a bunch of changes to its payment processing fees, including hikes on its digital payment products. -
Shopify Plots Amazon Affiliate Marketing Attack Shopify is planning to launch its own affiliate marketing program, linking up small businesses with big publishers. -
Everything You Need to Know About Windows 11 So Far The new operating system is likely dropping later this month, with a wide range of updates that users are sure to love. -
Millennials: The Try-Before-You-Buy Ecommerce Generation Accepting a bit of risk can open your business up to a whole new customer base of non-committal millennials. -
Social Messaging: An Effective Way to Engage Your Customers Customers are flocking to social messaging for customer service like never before, and your business needs to get on board. -
Wix Launches Its Own POS in Partnership With Stripe and HP Wix POS is a new hardware and software bundle for accepting in-person payments while integrating with an online storefront. -
How Tech Giants Are Evolving Their Remote Work Stances How flexible should be work after the pandemic? Apple, Facebook, and Amazon aren't exactly on the same page. -
Lightspeed Still Buying Up POS Rivals, Acquires Vend for $350 Million You can expect more integrations between the two services as a result of the merge. -
WordPress Launches New Website Building Solution Built By WordPress promises to take all the stress out of creating a website by having WordPress' team do it for you. -
Lightspeed CEO: We’re Keeping Small Business Relevant We sat down with Lightspeed CEO, Dax Dasilva, to talk about the pandemic, acquisitions, and how small businesses can survive. -
Americans Are Ready to Return to the Office – Just Not Full Time A new survey has revealed that there is a real appetite to get back to the office, but many want to retain some flexibility