Commerce
The program is called Amazon Key.
Merchants using delivery service Caviar will also be eligible for Square Capital loans.
Amazon Wine will close up shop at the end of this year.
The unorthodox search process seems to have worked.
A venture-backed company not built for venture capitalists is on the verge of an IPO.
A few lucky VC firms will have big returns.
$0 to $977 million real quick.
The new Amazon Wind Farm Texas is its largest farm, and one of the company’s 18 clean-energy projects.
The company has had a turbulent debut on the public markets
Democrats and Republicans in Congress are warring to snag the jobs and investment that might come from HQ2.
And the products don’t have to be originally funded through the site, either.
Voice-shopping partnerships to combat Alexa are just the beginning.
A story about a founder who didn’t plead for early cash.
Cheaper headsets are part of Facebook’s plan to bring virtual reality to the masses.
“It was one of those things, ‘Well, men always start companies when they’re 25, why can’t a woman do it?’”
The mattress maker now has ties to Sleepopolis and Mattress Clarity.
The e-commerce giant is considering an appeal
Prepared food delivery is a fractured market.
The deal was small but key to Walmart’s new express delivery service.
It’s called Uniquely J. And Jet thinks it’s lit.
The Swedish home goods giant is looking for some digital help from the contract labor marketplace.
Spray and pray ... with a purpose.
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Facebook says it has 14,000 businesses using Workplace.
Sleepy in the sheets, slick in the streets.
Betting on Showtime.
A brutal concoction.
The two-day event took place in New York City on Sept. 13 and 14.
Commissioner Adam Silver’s comments at Code Commerce hint at what may be inevitable.
Dunn discusses running a group of digital-first brands.
“Boxes are taking on a whole new life.”
“Not only are more people working out but they’re working out more.”
Venmo COO Mike Vaughan discusses the rapid growth of the money-transfer service.
Zeiler, the CEO of Clarifai, talks about how to apply AI and machine learning to retail.
Tim Kendall discusses Pinterest as an e-commerce business.
Live from New York City.
Andrew Rosen, founder and president of Theory, and Yael Aflalo, founder and CEO of Reformation, discuss reimagining distribution channels.
Mike Cagney has been battling sexual harassment allegations at the lending startup.
Glossier CEO Emily Weiss and Sweetgreen CEO Jonathan Neman discuss how to use technology to engage millennial shoppers.