Posts Tagged ‘e-commerce’


Screenshot PayPal will finally launch in Lebanon and Egypt in 2013, the general manager of the online payment gateway, Elias Ghanem, announced Thursday at the ArabNet conference. Paypal is fully enabled – meaning buyers and sellers with locally issued bank accounts can do complete transactions – in the GCC and Jordan. In Yemen, Morocco, Tunisia and...
Screenshot Orange Jordan, the sole integrated telecom operator in the Kingdom, recently announced signing a partnership agreement with the online bookstore Jamalon. This step comes as part of Orange Jordan’s ongoing aims to expand the bouquet of services it provides through its flagship Orange Money service, enabling its customers to make book purchase...
Screenshot The Online Ecosystem is an increasingly complex place to be, for any company, whether it's an online enterprise or a brick and mortar company. It is also a relatively new business medium, especially in the Arab world, that is ever-changing and growing. Each new day brings new changes and developments, new technologies and new competitors. So if you...
Screenshot Monday, January 28, 2013 – Amman, Aiming at building a comprehensive banking system, SSS Process has successfully developed the e-payment system, ‘e-Tasdeed,’ which seeks to link together banks, government institutions, and national companies through a secure interface, enabling citizens to pay liabilities and settle their regular monthly...
Screenshot Creating a new e-commerce business is simple. All it takes is finding a niche with demand, such as weight loss; skin care; or car parts, then securing a relationship with a supplier and setting up an online store with one of the many popular e-commerce solution platforms. Get some traffic and you’re good to go. Creating an e-commerce bu...
Screenshot Wamli.com, a Dubai based startup, has launched an online social hub for shoppers and collectors to source design oriented items sourced from around the world. The e-commerce startup a global portal that ships internationally within three to ten days. The site, which went live on 12.12.2012, offers a social centric platform based on a one-of-...
Screenshot E-commerce was often a neglected sector in the Arab region by both investors and entrepreneurs, as factors such as payment systems were not a match to those in the west while others cited that the Arab user is not ready for e-commerce yet. But the success and acquisition of group buying website GoNabit by LivingSocial has proved that the sector i...
Screenshot E-commerce is hot in the Arab world and now it is taking off after several years. Last year group buying site GoNabit which was founded in UAE was acquired by LivingSocial for a price around $10 million. Today brings a news of another milestone for e-commerce in the Arab world, MarkaVIP Amman, Jordan based flash shopping site has secured investm...
Screenshot Ideavelopers, managers of the Technology Development Fund (“TDF”) and is a subsidiary of EFG-Hermes, recently lead a Series A investment round in Offerna, Egypt’s first group buying site. Established in March 2011, Offerna provides its customers with deals that feature discounts of 50-90% for various products and services, in return guaran...
Screenshot #Press Release. Two-thirds of consumers in the Middle East use the internet to research products and services, according to new research published by Econsultancy and Real Opinions. The Middle East and North Africa Digital Consumer Report shows that 66% of consumers in MENA are using the internet to look for products or items to buy prior t...
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