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View all search resultsEven after the latest trade regulation, offline sellers are still up in arms over cheap imported goods, which still proliferate online marketplaces – as the Post found out when it purchased two pairs of sneakers for less than $4 each.
Social media platforms reportedly keen to engage in e-commerce in Indonesia, despite the government recently restricting social commerce, will need to go through several regulatory hoops according to business analysts.
Following the closure of TikTok’s e-commerce feature, traditional vendors are urging the government to close down other online platforms as well, arguing that such a move would revive quiet hallways at markets.
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