Commerce


Along the way, it’s also going to take millions of jobs.


Ynon Kreiz, formerly the CEO of Maker Studios, is investing in Loot Crate.


The company expects to close a deal for a new $400 million investment.
Jason Goldberger takes the reins of the Web 1.0 online jeweler.


A big swing at content plus commerce.


It’s on.


Batteries and baby wipes, oh my.


EBay wants to be the place for what you want, not just what you need.


The company recorded revenue of nearly $800 million in 2016.


It’s about the books. Really.


The deal comes after acquisition talks fell through.


Payments apps like Venmo and Square Cash get discussed, plus Apple’s new P2P service.


But local ads still look promising.


The talks come as Target is trying to court young shoppers with new brands.


GGV Capital is leading the round into New York City-based Slice.


Angela Ahrendts puts her stamp on the Apple Store.


Collison says the U.S. has all but destroyed the conditions that led to a flurry of innovation in Silicon Valley.


Put one in the win column for content + commerce.


As legacy players stumble, an e-commerce upstart gets a big cash infusion.


Next? Probably an IPO.


Another cautionary tale for would-be Amazon partners.


At $230, it’s the most expensive Alexa device yet.


Leaked documents last year showed the company was in trouble.


The new security head will be joined by NSA vet Jon Kaltwasser.


Recode’s Jason Del Rey explains on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.


It’s a prepaid card, not a real debit card. But it’s like the one Jack Dorsey recently showed off.


Cathy Beaudoin is stepping away at a surprising time.


Industry veteran Josh Silverman is the new chief executive.


If you think Square’s design is simple now ...
A fast-growing and profitable Amazon is a scary Amazon.


Could the money-transfer service be called Apple Cash, perhaps?


Meet the Echo Look.


Affiliate links are so hot right now.


PetSmart’s acquisition of Chewy is the cherry on top.


Bigger than Walmart’s deal for Jet.com.


The company could wade deeper into developing its own apparel.


It would be the fourth acquisition in seven months for Walmart e-commerce CEO Marc Lore.


So old-school.


Google wants to help you find a purse to match that dress.