News / WTO meeting spawns a split, with multinational e-commerce rules drive

21/02/2019

Frustration with the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) inability to advance towards a global set of rules for e-commerce has prompted a number of countries to push to develop such a framework among themselves.

Currently there are no universal regulations for e-commerce, leaving online merchants, their logistics ...

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