eBay raises fees: Half empty or half full?
eBay will raise its fees effective Jan. 30, but it's unclear whether this move is good or bad for the company.
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E-commerce's looming question: Will consumers show up?
The fourth quarter for e-commerce will be very telling. Will online sales continue to grow even if the consumer is strapped?
Akamai: Weathering a price war; economic slowdown
Akamai, the leader in content delivery networks--services that speed up video and Web pages on the Internet, posted solid third quarter results, but cut the outlook for the fourth quarter. The economy was cited for the lower guidance but some analysts say that price competition may be more worrisome.
Amazon's Dash button: A look at the economics, returns to consumer goods companies
The returns on investment for Amazon's Dash program may be a bit murky for now, but there are some intangibles to ponder.
Cyber Monday 2015: What we've learned about e-commerce so far
Cyber Monday has kicked off and what's clear so far is that the nuances of e-commerce have shifted a bit from a year ago.
Amazon reportedly plots mall outlets: Making sense of the last commerce mile
A CEO of a mall operator says Amazon is planning to build 300 to 400 brick and mortar stores. Why? The last mile matters.
Best Buy Q1 strong as online sales now 15.4% of revenue in US
Best Buy also reiterated its outlook for fiscal 2020 as it balances growth with a hit from tariffs.
6 digital transformation lessons from Black Friday, Cyber Monday
The holiday shopping season revealed a lot about the state of retail and its ongoing digital transformation efforts amid the Amazon onslaught.
Why Amazon is building its own air cargo network: Shipping costs are surging
If you follow the money and the billions of dollars spent on shipping, Amazon's move to create its own air force is an experiment worth taking.
PayPal acquires Honey Science for $4 billion, adds offers, deals to payment network
PayPal said that Honey will transform the company as well as engagement for consumers and merchants.