Stores & marketplaces

A line on the barcode of Kaufland price tags apparently indicates how long a product will remain in the assortment.

The EU Tightens Packaging Regulations The EU is tightening regulations on packaging. Manufacturers will now need to provide more justification for the materials, size, and recycling of their products.

Amazon to Introduce PayPal Installment Payments in August 2026 Find out the terms and potential costs associated with this new payment option.

A U.S. blogger couple is awarded more than $50 million following an intimidation campaign by former eBay employees.

Galeria is reviewing 33 stores in Germany. If negotiations with landlords fail, more locations could close.

In the early months after the company's founding, there was an extremely peculiar Amazon order. In 2002, Jeff Bezos recounted the story.

Knockoff is a browser extension that filters out questionable brands on Amazon. It aims to protect consumers from making poor purchasing decisions.

Volkswagen Warns of Fake Websites in Car Purchases Volkswagen is cautioning consumers about fraudulent websites when buying cars. Scammers are using deceptively realistic sites and contacts to mislead buyers.

Certain smoothie makers sold by Media Markt and Saturn may pose a safety risk and should be inspected.

Deutsche Post to Be Renamed DHL: What’s Behind the Name Change and Its Impact on the Company

Whether letters are actually delivered on time cannot currently be independently verified. A lost legal battle is to blame.

Fake shops use professional design and psychological tricks. Learn how to spot them and protect yourself with TECHBOOK.

For international orders from companies like Temu and Shein, a customs duty of 3 euros per product category will be charged.

Right on time for Amazon Prime Day 2026, TECHBOOK spoke with Jamil Ghani, vice president of Amazon Prime International.

A cat in the U.S. was sent over 1,000 kilometers across the country in an Amazon return package. The curious case.

Countdown clocks in online shopping are meant to create a sense of urgency. And according to a new court ruling, this is completely legal.

Amazon is now offering its logistics services to external companies. This move could put pressure on other providers and freight companies.

A supposed Aldi bargain on Facebook is a nasty scam. Criminals aim to steal personal data and payment information.

Lidl to Launch New Bonus System in Plus App Starting in June Lidl will introduce a new bonus system in its Plus app beginning in June. Customers can continuously collect points and secure new rewards.

Amazon Replaces Rufus in the U.S. With Alexa for Shopping The new AI aims to enhance product searches and price comparisons.

Amazon offers weight loss medications via a platform in the U.S. Prescription, ordering, and delivery are all handled digitally.

A new phishing email targets Amazon Prime customers. Why the amount of 8.99 euros is dangerous and what users should watch out for.

Amazon Moves Up Prime Day 2026: What It Means for Customers and Retailers

Temu Warns of Two Dangerous Styling Devices Hair dryers and straighteners can overheat or cause electric shocks.

Amazon and Philips take action against counterfeit toothbrush heads; customers urged to check purchases.

Court Allows Penny to Continue App Discounts; Consumer Advocates Fail in Lawsuit but Still See Discrimination Risks

Edeka Advertises with Discount Store Prices, Faces Warning for Potentially Misleading Advertising

Zwilling Recalls Two Enfinigy Kettles Due to Safety Concerns Zwilling is recalling two models of its Enfinigy kettles. A loose handle can lead to severe scalding—one incident has already been reported.

Amazon recently discovered and expelled a North Korean spy within its ranks. His delayed keystrokes gave him away.