Big news of the week! Amazon updates pricing

Craig Johnson, president of retail consulting firm Customer Growth Partners, predicts that total online and offline retail sales on this year's "Super Saturday" may reach $34 billion, exceeding "Black Friday."

To help customers keep holiday gifting a secret, Amazon is offering customers a variety of options to track and receive holiday deliveries. During the holiday shopping season and throughout the year, Amazon offers customers a variety of "no-distraction" ways to track packages, pick up, or deliver to their door, such as Amazon Lockers, Amazon Counters, etc.

Wish announced today that it will officially open the East China EPC9 warehouse. Starting from December 19, 2019 (Beijing time), Wish will officially open the East China EPC9 warehouse located in Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province. Merchants need to print the correct warehouse number on the delivery note.

With the approval of the State Council, the State Council Tariff Commission announced on the 19th the second exclusion list of the first batch of goods subject to additional tariffs on the United States. For the first batch of goods subject to additional tariffs on the United States, some goods are excluded for the second time. From December 26, 2019 to December 25, 2020, no additional tariffs imposed by China in response to the US 301 measures will be imposed, and the additional tariffs already imposed will not be refunded. The remaining goods in the first batch of additional tariffs on the United States will not be excluded for the time being.

On December 19, Amazon issued an announcement today stating that it has updated the "pricing status".

Now, sellers can register a new competitive price rule in just two clicks through the pricing dashboard. The rule will match the "Featured Offer" of all offers for the same ASIN and condition, and compare prices from other retailers outside of Amazon, and continue to automatically set prices after their local prices are updated.