Shopify POS v11.15 keeps the mobile cart visible while staff sell
The update adds a persistent cart button on phones, helping staff review cart details and reopen the full cart without leaving their current POS task.
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Shopify’s official changelog says storefront discovery profiles now declare support for Universal Commerce Protocol version 2026-08-25, while existing capabilities and integrations remain unchanged.
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The feature connects eligible abandoned online checkouts with in-store service, but merchants must enable a permission and meet several customer and location requirements.
A World Trade Organization data update links financial volatility with more constrained trade-finance availability, with emerging and developing markets identified as especially exposed.
The Federal Trade Commission has extended the comment period for a proposed enforcement policy statement. The extension creates more time to review pricing practices, but does not show that the proposal has been adopted.
The Microsoft Advertising Blog is positioning AI-powered shopping experiences as a key holiday planning context, but the available evidence does not reveal the six trends or validate their expected impact.
The official WooCommerce Developer Blog has published release notes for WooCommerce 11.1.0. For merchants, the immediate priority is to confirm what the release changes before scheduling updates or communicating benefits to customers.
Shopify’s September 2 Hydrogen developer preview targets three storefront workflows: opening named variants correctly, reloading carts after custom changes, and creating local HTTPS certificates for Customer Account testing.
The record concerns aesthetic leadership in shops selling aesthetic products, but its publication status is unknown and the available evidence contains no abstract, methods, findings, or peer-review confirmation.