E-commerce
It’s here -- exactly when Re/code said it would be.
It’s the first funding for the online publishing platform since it took $12 million in 2008.
It’s an important appointment for the company, since it just raised just over $112 million at a nearly $1 billion valuation.
While Amazon is the ubiquitous e-commerce destination, more than 90 percent of retail business is still done in brick-and-mortar stores.
Amazon isn’t on board with one disruption, but won’t rule out another.
Businesses may not be able to thwart every attack, but they must be able to dissect and analyze intrusions quickly.
The timing couldn’t be better for an industry discussion on taking encryption from end to end.
Visiting a store could be an exciting high-tech event.
Another small, but telling, bet on the U.S. market by the Chinese Internet giant.
Startup lands $20 million financing round and expands network.
Pretty things get pretty money.
A key strategic investor as luxury goods site moves to enter Asian market.
Its new Mobile Money service is aimed at the 70 million or so Americans without full banking service.
UPS and FedEx had better start building out their fleets, big time.