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May 26, 2020
How Shopee plans to make the pandemic windfall a permanent gain
While it benefits from an influx of shoppers and brands, the ecommerce platform works to meet rapidly shifting consumer needs and looks to use personalisation to make sure its customers and buyers stick around after the pandemic.
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