Germany

23% of German companies active in ecommerce

23% of German companies active in ecommerce

Around one out of four companies in Germany, 23 percent to be precise, sold their goods and/or services through a website, mobile app or electronic data interchange (EDI) in 2016. The companies that were active online with an ecommerce website or app, generated 19 percent of their revenue through these sales channels.

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Amazon will open AI center in Germany

Amazon will open AI center in Germany

Amazon has announced it will open a research center in Germany that's focused on developing artificial intelligence to improve the customer experience. Amazon wants to create over a hundred high-skilled jobs in machine learning at this new Amazon Research Center.

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Shop Apotheke Europe acquires Europa Apotheek

Shop Apotheke Europe acquires Europa Apotheek

Shop Apotheke Europe has acquired mail-order pharmacy Europa Apotheek. Through this acquisition, Shop Apotheke wants to strengthen its European market leadership. The combination of prescription-free and prescription drugs is expected to create the largest and fastest-growing integrated online pharmacy of Europe.

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Online supermarket myEnso lets customers decide

Online supermarket myEnso lets customers decide

MyEnso is a new online marketplace for food in Germany and wants to do things totally different than established parties. The most important part of the company's vision is the customer focus. With myEnso, only the consumer decides on innovation, product listing or service offerings.

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Prisync 100 Index: France has highest online prices

Prisync 100 Index: France has highest online prices

When an online basket was filled with 39 popular summer products in six countries across Europe, the ecommerce industry in France happened to have the highest prices. This 'summer basket' however is most expensive for consumers in Spain, as they have the lowest gross domestic product per capita among these countries.

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