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Recently, TikTok Shop has launched the "One Business Sells Globally" project for cross-border self-operated (POP) merchants. Through a cross-regional workbench, merchants can achieve five core functions: global multi-store binding, rapid interconnection for store opening, unified global data viewing, cross-border sales and review interconnection, and customer message aggregation. Since the beginning of this year, TikTok Shop has been launched in more countries and markets around the world, and the multi-store, multi-market layout has become the choice of more merchants. The "One Business Sells Globally" project will help merchants move from single-store operation to global layout, coordinating multiple stores worldwide in a one-stop manner

Recently, AliExpress has partnered with the Guangzhou tax department to advance the pilot program of "no invoice exemption" for value-added tax on 9610 export goods under cross-border e-commerce. Now, we are seeking 100 initial pilot participants from platform merchants. This pilot aims to facilitate tax compliance for cross-border sellers. Participants must complete four steps: register with the Guangzhou single window, log in to the user management system to complete record information registration, complete enterprise customs filing, and fill out an information collection questionnaire. Upon successful completion of the pilot, this policy is expected to be extended to other cross-border e-commerce platforms such as Amazon and Wal Mart, bringing significant convenience to the industry

Recently, Amazon announced the launch of a new logistics solution, FBM Ship+, in Europe, offering cross-border sellers faster delivery commitments while maintaining the original delivery cost structure. The FBM Ship+ service currently covers five major European markets: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom. It is primarily targeted at sellers using Fulfillment by Merchant (FBM) and allows them to provide consumers with delivery commitments comparable to expedited shipping without using Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA).

Recently, according to Sensor Tower's latest report "E-commerce Apps and Brand Market Insights for the 2025 Shopping Season", Alibaba's cross-border e-commerce platform AliExpress saw a 181% month-on-month surge in app downloads in the Japanese market, making it the fastest-growing e-commerce app in Japan in 2025. Since launching its local recruitment program in August this year, the platform has attracted Chinese brands such as UWANT and ILIFE, as well as Japanese local brand CICIBELLA, with zero-cost, zero-annual-fee, and zero-deposit entry policies. It has also optimized logistics services to achieve the fastest 3-day delivery for local products.