Commerce
It’s Day 1 forever because Day 2 is death.
Adyen’s revenue grew 99 percent in 2016, while profits expanded.
Shoppers could save as much as 5 percent on over a million items.
Messenger is focused on mobile advertising — just like the rest of Facebook.
Devin Wenig talks about the latest chapter in India’s wild e-commerce story.
Another ex-Googler is heading to a health startup.
Employees were told the company would turn a profit this year.
Grocery suppliers are feeling the squeeze — big-time.
The site was part of Amazon’s fourth-largest acquisition back in 2011.
Amazon adopts the click-and-collect model popular in the U.K.
Problems have arisen when the store is crowded.
Six Black Tux showrooms will open in the next six weeks.
The startup also has to change how it describes a controversial service fee.
The new ad attaches product pictures to videos you might watch in News Feed.
Lore was on our Code Commerce event stage in Las Vegas.
Walker says raising money is hard for a retailer.
Under Lore, Walmart’s ecommerce division bought ModCloth, Shoebuy and Moosejaw.
“But we’ve been really excited about the growth that we’ve seen.”
Try, try again.
Done deal.
Clorox executive Nick Vlahos is the new chief executive.
This is Walmart’s latest attempt to boost Jet.com’s business.
A Kindle vice president is the CEO’s new “shadow.”
In the process, product ads linking to other sites are getting banned.
The new Amazon Books location will open in Bellevue, Wash., later this year.
See something you like? This new browser extension can help you find it.
The longtime Apple CEO had to be convinced that tech support could connect with customers.
You can’t beat the Cleveland Cavaliers if you’re not defending against LeBron James, Enjoy CEO Ron Johnson says.
Alexa is popular, but daily usage is key.
Online fashion retailer Everlane announced the changes to customers today.
The company has laid off staff in the process.
Remember when Jack Dorsey’s Square was supposedly crumbling? I do.
Marc Lore is speaking on March 20 in Vegas during the Shoptalk conference. Be there.
The Amazon Go store in Seattle also carries sandwiches, salads and snacks.
Pay cuts, tip reductions and more.
Spectacles aren’t available only from a vending machine anymore.
Maria Renz is now Amazon’s VP of delivery experience.
Women are spending much more than men on business attire. And they don’t need to, says Hyman.
The discussions come as Honest realizes it is a consumer-packaged goods company, not an e-commerce startup.