E-commerce
Revenue is catching up.
AR View lets online shoppers see how a product will look in their homes.
Lower customer retention is sapping spending.
Rosenblatt describes his luxury marketplace company 1stdibs as “eBay meets Sotheby’s.”
The economics of selling low-priced packaged goods online are tough.
The program is called Amazon Key.
The online retail space gets scarier and scarier for everyone that isn’t Amazon.
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.
$0 to $977 million real quick.
The company has had a turbulent debut on the public markets
The battle for e-commerce and delivery dominance is here.
The mattress maker now has ties to Sleepopolis and Mattress Clarity.
Boll & Branch, a New Jersey-based startup, recently raised a tiny Series B investment.
The deal was small but key to Walmart’s new express delivery service.
It’s called Uniquely J. And Jet thinks it’s lit.
Spray and pray ... with a purpose.
Sleepy in the sheets, slick in the streets.
Betting on Showtime.
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.”
Tim Kendall discusses Pinterest as an e-commerce business.
Live from New York City.
“Fashion sort of looks good to them,” says Theory head Andrew Rosen.
Nike doesn’t want consumers to “feel like they’ve lost.”
Merchant fees will let Venmo make money on transactions.
Kirsten Green, founder of Forerunner Ventures, breaks down the retail landscape.
BuzzFeed has a partnership coming with a “massive brick-and-mortar retailer.”
“I think retailers’ bad service is killing retailers,” Alber said.
Happy Returns has raised a $4 million Series A investment.
The new HQ would be a “full equal” to the company’s Seattle headquarters.
Juicero had raised more than $100 million.
Join us in NYC on September 13 and 14 to talk all things retail and e-commerce.
What do they say about the enemy of my enemy?
Derris’s three partners are unveiling Amity Supply.