Commerce

The high-profile executive was a key figure in deals with tech giants like Apple and Google.

The company’s CFO Brad Dickerson is taking over the top role.

Thrive Global’s Manhattan pop-up is open through January 15.

The announcement could come as soon as January’s Consumer Electronics Show.

Around 81 million Americans said they shopped online that day.

Shopping on mobile phones and tablets now accounts for 41 percent of all revenue.

Something to prove under new management?

It’s always been hard for Katrina Lake’s company to raise money.

Founder and CEO Katrina Lake is the first woman to take an internet company public this year.

The deal marks the first technology acquisition under CEO Laura Alber.

Fake Nets apparel was readily accessible on the Taobao shopping site.

Too many late or missed deliveries, company officials have told partners.

The new partnership will launch in the spring.

It’s currently worth less than a third of its IPO value.

The e-commerce giant has altered how discounts work and how many items can be ordered.

“Basically a no-brainer.”

Yeah, the Fire phone was a flop. And that’s okay.

The state of Indiana found four potential violations.

“The thing that these big companies need is creativity.”

“The lesson of the internet is power shifts from those who control distribution — meaning supply — in every industry, to those who control the buyer.”

A few new Facebook features are potentially on the way.

A somewhat surprising move in the wake of the Whole Foods acquisition.

The meal-kit-delivery service went public today. Investors now have options.

Revenue is catching up.

AR View lets online shoppers see how a product will look in their homes.

Lower customer retention is sapping spending.

Rosenblatt describes his luxury marketplace company 1stdibs as “eBay meets Sotheby’s.”

The economics of selling low-priced packaged goods online are tough.