Situations like pandemic has bring about the rise of online shopping businesses. Online shopping is an electronic business that requires clients to buy goods and services entirely from sellers over the Internet via a search engine. Online shopping is the easy solution for busy and constrained life in today's world. Despite consumers' continuation to buy from a physical store, more users or buyers feel very convenient to online shopping. This research was conducted to examine the effects of e-service quality dimension (perceived value, firm reputation, privacy, trust, functionality) toward online shopping behaviour. Snowball sampling technique was applied and distributed to online shoppers via e-survey (google forms) within the period of two month. Analysing 303 data collected from online shoppers, the results have shown that perceived value is the most influential dimension of eservices quality towards online shopping behaviours among online shoppers in Malaysia. The recommendations are discussed in detail in the paper.

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The World Health Organisation (WHO) describes stress as "the reaction people may have when presented with demands and pressures that are not matched to their knowledge and abilities and which challenge their ability to cope." However, if stress is extreme and goes on for some time, it can turn to mental and physical ill-health. Oftentimes, obstacles and problems in life may easily cause stress among part-time students at UiTM Shah Alam. The psychological well-being of part-time students is very important as it brings an influence the performance of their work and study life. Thus, it is essential to study the influence of stress factors on psychological well-being among Part-Time Students at UiTM Shah Alam. The framework for the study is adopted from Kawano Yuri (2008) use as an independent variable to measure the main factor of stress, which is work stress, family stress, academic stress, financial stress, and self -efficacy while the dependent variable is the student psychological well-being towards the stress factors. A total of 216 respondents were selected using a stratified sampling technique which focused on a group of Part-Time Students who currently studied at UiTM Shah Alam. A complete set of questionnaires using a concept adapted and adopted from Rift ( 2004) was sent to respondents via WhatsApp and other social media platforms due to pandemic covid-19 constraints. All the data collected were analyzed using SPSS version 26. Based on the findings discovered that all the five dimensions of stress factors, namely work stress, family stress, academic stress, financial stress, and self-efficacy were found to have positive relationships with psychological well-being (r=.179, p, p<0.01; r=.443, p<0.01; r=.875, p<0.01; r=.172, p<0.01, r=.345, p<0.01 respectively). These positive relationships indicated that the greater the work stress, family stress, academic stress, financial stress, and self-efficacy, the greater it will impact psychological well-being among part-time students. Furthermore, the finding of the study also revealed work stress become the most influential dimension of stress factor among part-time students in UiTM Shah Alam (β=0.995, p<0.00). However, the other three dimensions of family stress, financial stress, and self-efficacy do not have an influence on psychological well-being among part-time students whereas academic stress was found to have a negative influence on the psychological well-being among part-time students (β=-

Total income of Malaysia's e-commerce has grown tremendously in 2021, compared to the year of 2020 were reported by The Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM). This new economy present opportunities to business and individuals to reach beyond local shores, participating in globalized and borderless market. The purpose of this study is to analyses factor that influence customer behavior and Islamic in online purchase intention among Muslim netizen in Malaysia. Testing of hypothesis were made on the dimension of perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, and Islamic ethics towards intention to purchase. The is a pilot study and data collected were from 712 respondents at social media (Facebook) through purposive sampling techniques and five-point Likert scale with 1-strongly disagree to 5strongly agree were used. Results of the study shown that perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness and Islamic ethics has significant positive relationship on intention to purchase where attitude was the most influential component on Islamic ethics towards the intention to purchase. Therefore, all hypotheses in the study were also accepted. Entrepreneur, marketers, advertisers, and manufacturer of products may be benefited from this, in doing their advertising and marketing strategies.