E-commerce


More changes at the $2 billion grocery delivery startup.


All the way up.


Machines in the front, hominids in the back.


The online retailer will pay $70 million for Boston-based ShoeBuy.


The brick-and-mortar shop will be located inside The Shops at Columbus Circle.


The online retailer is going to be competing with Nike and Under Armour in the activewear market.


Amazon spent around $135 million on TV spots during October and November.


From pet supply products to personal stylist services.


The company was profitable in 2016 on revenue north of $100 million.


On average, the restaurant-in-an-app lost money on each meal in 2015.


It’s a real setback for the Chinese e-commerce giant.


When is too much demand a bad thing?


Their union launched an online ad blitz on Friday explaining the issues.


The explosion of e-commerce and on-demand is training consumers to be brand-specific but channel-agnostic.


Memebox does more than $100 million in annual sales.


Lightspeed Venture Partners led the round


Eighty percent of Square reports to five women.


Walmart CEO Doug McMillon wanted to meet with Wish founder Peter Szulczewski.


The company calls it Amazon Go.


The downside of leasing planes but not flying them yourself.
The Verge’s Lauren Goode discusses with Recode’s Jason Del Rey and Kara Swisher on Too Embarrassed to Ask.


Opendoor has sold 3,750 homes so far. It wants (a lot) more.


Just barely beating Black Friday.


All roads lead to Seattle.


You can still be there if you register today.


A few extra minutes can save you a few bucks.


A 33 percent increase in mobile sales over 2015.


Another reminder that if your mobile website stinks, you are handing sales to the competition.




The pilots still aren’t happy.


A program called Prime Tickets is coming, too.


“Alexa, give me one good reason to shop by voice.”


“Current expectations for future growth and profitability are lower than initial estimates.”
“[D]iversity is one of the most valuable assets we have.”


The startup Deliv is helping make it happen.


The fast-growing startup also raised $500 million last year.


After a really long wait, a short wait.


It’s been a looooong time coming.


The startup’s executive team is now three-quarters women. Yes, that’s a rarity.
But it is still the sixth straight profitable quarter.