In a reactive and highly volatile market, there seems to be (some) level of self-correction, with good(ish) signs from (some) companies.

Adore's share price losses mean it's set to be removed from the ASX All Technology Index, but it's far from the worst performer on the E-Com Index.

In a period that's been marked by volatility, we've seen the E-Com Index stabilise somewhat, with BikeExchange the outlier at -30%.

MyDeal's shareprice leap is to be expected after its Woolworths announcement, but are Adore Beauty and Cettire quietly on the rise?

There's been a huge executive shake-up for BikeExchange, with the CEO officially resigning from the role, the company has announced.

The E-Commerce Index has experienced a surprise lift in the last week, driven by Temple & Webster's performance on the ASX.

Volatility on the E-Commerce Index shows no signs of easing, with online retail being hammered on the ASX.

The ASX was rocked by news that CEO Tony Nash will be stepping aside, but was the writing on the wall? And who will be next?

How low can we go? ASX E-Com has taken a thrashing over the last few months. Are we set for a rebound or is there still room to fall?

The ASX Listed E-Commerce Index has noticeably dropped, with Cettire and BikeExchange the worst performers.

Cettire's founder has pocketed over $47 million after releasing shares, but the company's performance is leading to some raised eyebrows.

A recent announcement from Adore seems to have shifted investor sentiment, boosting the company's share price.