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Even he is surprised by our new willingness to resell our clothing.


Lord & Taylor’s flagship store closed last year. The problem? “It is handicapped by its positioning in the marketplace,” says parent-company CEO Helena Foulkes.


The company is risking what it values most — customer trust — in pursuit of building “the everything store.”


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The $800 billion tech giant will now build only one new corporate campus, located in Northern Virginia.


A deal with the e-commerce company Fanatics made it happen.


Glossier wants to rekindle the “humanity of things and the connections you feel with people” while shopping.


Just in the nick of time.


The world’s richest couple calls it splits after 25 years.


The food-delivery company wants to bring you more than just food.

Longreads, analysis and explanations on what mattered in tech this year.


Voice tech expert Bret Kinsella says that, eventually, virtual assistants are “just gonna do things on our behalf.”


Co-founder Jonathan Neman tells Recode’s Kara Swisher the company is way bigger than a chain of salad restaurants: “We see this as building the food platform.”
Instacart will begin pulling the first group of workers out of Whole Foods locations in February.


The first of three public hearings on the terms of the previously secret deal were held today.


Tristan Walker’s Walker & Company is the maker of Bevel shaving products and the Form haircare line.

Some companies are choosing to end their relationship with Amazon rather than cave to the online retailer’s demands.


Duh.


Sometimes it’s worth putting on your shoes and taking a walk.


Khan plans to launch a new shopping platform in 2019.


Officials said a 50-foot wall collapsed during a storm.


The business’ strong profit margins are alluring. But the downside is real.


The company’s latest futuristic convenience shop is being built inside the Brookfield Place office and shopping complex.


The upstart is taking share. Can it build from there?


The days of Wish building its company on the back of artificially low shipping rates may be over.


The startup has a fresh $600 million in funding to boot.


Friar was one of Square CEO Jack Dorsey’s most valuable deputies.


The new and used market for Teslas is booming.


About one quarter of the fund could depend on the success of one company.


With great power comes ...


Is an Amazon Prime alternative for the fashion industry on the horizon?


The company will join a portfolio of Walmart brands run by Bonobos founder Andy Dunn.


The move comes in the wake of mounting criticism of the company’s treatment of warehouse workers.


The new Amazon 4-star store is an admission of past missteps but also a worthy experiment.


On the first episode of Pivot, Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway also discuss the Instagram co-founders’ dramatic exit and “tech bias.”

Outdoor advertising is bigger than ever.


More people are working for ride-sharing and delivery companies but on average they’re making less.


Alexa, how secure is my data?


Why Walmart will beat Amazon at groceries.


Customer feedback is very important.