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German Delivery Hero orders up South Korea’s Woowa

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Forming a new joint venture, Germany's Delivery Hero agreed to buy Sout Korea's top food delivery app operator Woowa Brothers. It will cost $4 billion and is meant to take on heavyweights such as Uber Eats in other fast-growing Asian markets. Woowa announced the deal on Friday, reports Reuters. This deal is the biggest global play so far for a food delivery app. According to

Amazon: 3 million active sellers

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Amazon is close to 3 million active sellers on all its marketplaces worldwide, reports MarketplacePulse. This is an increase of 17.7%. A seller is defined active if they have products listed for sale on the marketplace platform. Less than 10% of all active sellers are able to achieve $100,000 in yearly sales. On top of that, only 1% reached the $1 million sales mark. This

DHL Express invests €123 million at Cologne-Bonn Airport

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DHL Express has opened its new, environmentally friendly logistics centre at the Cologne-Bonn Airport. The new 15,000 m² hub features cutting edge sorting technology and an innovative system to heat and cool the warehouse (12,000 m²) and offices (3,000 m²). In cooperation with Cologne-Bonn Airport, DHL Express is using a huge ice-energy-storage solution with over 1.3 million

German retailers and Black Friday. A mismatch?

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In Germany, Black Friday has become increasingly popular over the years. Numerous online and brick-and-mortar retailers throw around discounts. Many retailers, though, prefer there was no Black Friday at all. Despite their wish, they are still captured by the attention this shopping day keeps attracting. In the United States of America, Black Friday is the most popular

eTail Germany 2020 – 09-11 March, Berlin

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Get it in your diary, Berlin, 09-11 March, 2020. Connect with 400 of DACH's top retailing minds to create an unparalleled customer journey and leave with fresh ideas for a seamless and personalised online shopping experience. Covering everything from making a 1:1 personalisation roadmap to help you engage with your customer directly and create real valuable conversations

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The Cross-Border Magazine is made by entrepreneurs, for entrepreneurs and has been designed to be a valuable and independent source on cross-border online trade.

Many entrepreneurs are still struggling with a number of aspects of international selling, and we offer the opportunity to learn from others by featuring case studies, success (and failure!) stories, and tips and advice from expert thought-leaders from around the world.

An expert panel offers insight into the challenges and opportunities sellers face when selling cross-border.

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