The increasing complexities posed by green organizational challenges and technological advancements require a thorough grasp of the vital capabilities needed to maintain the firm’s sustainable performance. This study aims to explore the associations of green technological innovation and management innovation to sustainable performance and estimate to what extent digital leadership moderates these associations. The resource-based view (RBV) and socio-technical system theory (STS) are leveraged to conceptualize the research model. By adopting a survey-based approach on data gathered from 419 manufacturing and service firms, the PLS-SEM is the statistical approach conducted to test the validity of predictions The outcomes demonstrated that green technological innovation, green management innovation, and digital leadership are positively linked to sustainable performance. Furthermore, higher digital leadership strengthens the linkage of green technology and management innovation to sustainable performance. The outcomes made a powerful contribution to the current literature on green innovations and digital transformation, and substantial recommendations were inferred for organizations aiming to achieve environmental, social, and economic performance.

Social commerce stands as a pivotal strategy amidst the modern retail environment. However, the distinct cultural and economic landscapes of different nations may lead to variations in understanding shopper behavior. This study endeavors to delve into the efficacy of shopping motivation theory, trust theory, and the information quality model in elucidating purchase intent, all within a comprehensive research framework. Through a survey conducted within the Jordanian context, it was revealed that utilitarian motivations and trust in e-vendors exert a positive influence on customers' inclination to purchase in the context of social commerce. Interestingly, hedonic motivations and the quality of electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM) were found to have no effect on purchase intention. Furthermore, trust in e-vendors was identified to mediate the relationship between eWOM quality and purchasing intention, manifesting as an indirect-only association. The paper concludes with a discussion on the contributions and limitations of the research.