Part of steering the ship of an iconic brand is recognizing when the tide has turned and when it’s time for new adventures, particularly when it comes to payments.
Have you received a money request or an invoice you don’t recognize? Learn how to spot this scam and what to do to stay safe.
SMB owners are wondering about the moves they should make to ensure their business remains stable, secure and innovative in the year to come.
The uncertainty of the last few years have left merchants with more questions than answers. We sought out experienced business leaders to help with some advice.
From the local to the world. An interview with Mr. Nakamura who runs an e-commerce site for barbers, Barber & Apparel Nakamura Shoten, on the story behind his success.
For most retailers, the end of the year is usually the busiest. From global shopping events such as Singles Day and Black Friday, to major holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas, consumers normally look to spend big in the final few months of the year.
With PayPal's help, Anothersole has quickly become the favorite shoe retailer for many Singaporeans.
SMBs lie at the heart of PayPal. It has been enabling small business owners to expand and grow their business by supporting them with smart solutions which not only take care of their needs today, but tomorrow as well.
Good Dog People sources sustainably made pet supplies for Singaporeans and is building a community of passionate pet owners.
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PayPal Research and Insights Many online small-medium businesses (SMB’s) are riding on the global e-commerce wave that has helped them navigate past the challenges of the pandemic.
Covid-19 disruptions led small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) in Singapore to discover new opportunities in e-commerce.
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) pivoted to a digital shop front, and took to social selling and cross-border trade to grow their business Singapore.
Over 80% of surveyed SMBs embrace digital to grow cross-border selling HONG KONG, January 6, 2022 – The pandemic has brought significant challenges to Hong Kong businesses.
For many merchants, the holiday season is a make-or-break opportunity. Online sales in November and December during the 2020 holiday season were historic.
In a recent podcast episode hosted by ZALORA Talks, PayPal’s Kasia Leyden shares insights on how online businesses can reach greater heights with PayPal.
Speaking at a recent webinar on cross-border selling during the holiday season co-organized by Singapore Business Review and PayPal.
PayPal’s desire to be a purpose-driven brand was brought to life through its Giveback campaign which was launched in Singapore in July this year.
Singapore’s flourishing digital eco-system presents its s a wide array of opportunities to invest in ecommerce for more lucrative gains.
Data is key in to enrich , retention, and loyalty. But no amount of data is completely effective unless it leads the customer to the shopping window to complete a purchase.
How can SMBs in Hong Kong with limited resources cultivate customer loyalty with their newfound overseas customers from thousands of miles away?
Jerry Tso, Head of Singapore Development Center at PayPal
The new era of online shopping has brought enormous opportunities for business growth, while also creating new norms that businesses will need to learn and adapt.
Key Takeaways for Singapore’s Merchant Community State of play Global e-commerce has thrived due to digital acceleration during the pandemic.
PayPal employees have the opportunity to serve the needs of the communities in which they live and work through the company’s Community Impact Program.
The global coronavirus pandemic has brought upon unprecedented challenges to businesses across various industries around the world. In the beauty segment.
One might expect that over a year into a global pandemic, life will eventually return to normal.
Online shopping in India has changed at multiple levels – its reformed, more seamless, secure – all because it has become ‘essential’ in this pandemic era.
Authored by Jim Magats, Senior VP, Omni Payments, PayPal As the world rapidly moves to digital, here are the ideas small businesses can do to prepare themselves for success.
PayPal has launched 2021 Borderless Commerce Report, which captures the current and upcoming shopping behaviours observed from 13 key markets across the globe.
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the way businesses and consumers live, interact and co-exist. With lockdowns being imposed across the world, economies suffered deeply last year.
PAYPAL, RESEARCH AND INSIGHTS Due to the pandemic and its accompanied lockdowns, people across the world had been forced to stay indoors and connect digitally.
PayPal Social Innovation Digitization is encouraging Indians to shop online for ethnic wear from any part of India. Small business owners can now reach out to a global customer base.
As digital adoption accelerates ecommerce growth has been exponential. Consumers can purchase goods and services without stepping out.
Earth Day was around the corner and the message this year has been on restoring our Earth – not going back to business as usual as the world returns to normal.
This past year saw an exponential growth and reliance on digital commerce as consumer behavior around the world adapted to a new normal. In the U.S. alone, ecommerce penetration hit an all-time...This past year saw an exponential growth and reliance on digital commerce as consumer behavior around the world adapted to a new normal.
An effective Foreign Trade Policy can boost India’s economy: Enable MSMEs and focus on small-value export performance The pandemic has impacted many lives and for over a year.
The fintech sector has facilitated business growth during the pandemic. What seemed like an option in 2019, has become an imperative.
Blockchain, Bitcoin, and digital currency are no longer just for crypto-fanatics anymore, these technologies are as mainstream as ever.
After an unprecedented and challenging 2020, the world has its eyes set on 2021 to bring a silver lining of hope and recovery.
COVID-19 has changed everything and how we engage in the digital world has transformed tremendously. A One-solution-for-all approach is no longer applicable for preventing sophisticated fraudsters.
The event industry has been pulling different play strategies to innovate during this period by leveraging on the nation's strong digital infrastructure to help its customers quickly.
2020 while tough for businesses globally, was also monumental in driving change and resilience across the board.
As the countries starts rolling out for COVID vaccines, the world sees the light at the end of the tunnel.
As stay-at-home orders and country-wide lockdowns start to ease across Asia, people are more excited than ever to connect during the holiday season and undoubtedly.
As globalization has made us all more connected and open to diversity, it has also acted as a rude awakening for many companies.
In the second season of Innotopia Podcast Series, we explore how companies are innovating in the digital economy and more importantly how they’re navigating the new normal.
Due to the COVID-19 lockdown, more consumers have been shopping online, leading to the rise of e-commerce.
The lead up to the holiday season is a good time to consider how merchants can capture cross-border opportunities and how they can capitalize on the boost to online shopping in different markets.
The impact of COVID-19 continues to rattle small and local businesses. While the economy is on its road to recovery.
By Nath Parameshwaran, Director, Corporate Affairs “However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at.
Democratizing trade & digital transformation of Indian MSMEs to access the global opportunity There has always been a distinct trend towards digital payments.
For many years, PayPal was the lone wolf of digital payments - founded in 1998, the company has been operating in the segment since 2000.
Perseverance and resilience; key traits for local businesses to survive the pandemic A PayPal initiative to #SupportLocal businesses The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been widespread.
It is no longer a question of if you get attacked, but when you get attacked. As the region emerges from the COVID-19-inflicted lockdown and eases into recovery.
We know that now, more than ever, many people are taking extra precautions to protect themselves against the threat of scammers who try to take advantage of the uncertainty around the world.
By Jaxon Love – Global Lead, Environmental Sustainability FINAL This year marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
With the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, many business owners may feel like they’re stuck in a waiting game. But there are things you can do right now to help your business’s cashflow.
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