With the next Trump administration expected to drive regulatory changes, experts anticipate a surge in M&A activity across retail, e-commerce and FreightTech, as companies like Amazon and DoorDash look to expand in a pro-business environment.
Cupertino, California-based Inxeption looks to overhaul B2B commerce through a new end-to-end partnership.
While more B2B buyers are looking online, challenges persist, including missing product information and a lack of visibility into sustainably sourced products.
Like others, Amazon sees a large opportunity in business-to-business e-commerce, and it is positioning its Amazon Business unit to take advantage.
Shopify believes its new B2B e-commerce platform could spark a return to peak pandemic glory.
BigCommerce, an Austin, Texas-based e-commerce company, acquired BundleB2B to provide added business-to-business functionality to its platform.
Even as B2B e-commerce grows, many business buyers are still suffering from a lack of visibility into the process.
B2B e-commerce is exploding, but payments processes are not keeping up, turning what should be a seamless experience into a frustrating process for many.
Business-to-business sales have traditionally been done face to face. But not anymore.
