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Fast shipping and now fashion from Amazon

by Annie Baxter
Jan 9, 2017
When you think of Amazon.com, fast shipping may come mind, but does fashion? The equity research firm Cowen and Company estimates that Amazon’s share of the apparel and accessory market last year was 6.6 percent and will keep climbing.  And the retail behemoth has been developing several in-house brands, for items like kids’ clothing and men’s […]
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New York's Fifth Avenue is under fire

by Sally Herships
Nov 28, 2016
Donald Trump. Protests. Empty stores. This expensive real estate has it all.
A New York police officer patrols in front of the Gucci Store at Fifth Avenue, the first floor of Trump Tower.
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Retailers already scrambling for holiday workers

by Reema Khrais
Sep 14, 2016
With the growth of online shopping, retailers are stepping up their recruiting.
Faced with a low unemployment rate and a boom in online shopping, retail companies are fiercely competing for workers. 
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Some retail entrepreneurs push brands in-store and online

by Mitchell Hartman
May 16, 2016
As major U.S. retail chains struggle to maintain sales and profits, some new retailers are thriving.
Bull in China, a new retail site based in Portland, Oregon, designs and sells locally made hand-crafted bar tools online.
Image via Bull in China
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Retail shakeout: Web stores on the rise

by Mitchell Hartman
Apr 28, 2016
Retailers are trying to figure out how to match the sales volume and customer experience of brick-and-mortar stores on their e-commerce sites.
Wal-Mart will close more than 100 stores this year.
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Author Duncan Clark on how a former English teacher built one of the world's largest e-commerce companies

by David Brancaccio
Apr 14, 2016
Alibaba is an e-commerce juggernaut that competes with the likes of Wal-Mart and Amazon.
Executive Chairman of Alibaba Group Jack Ma poses for a photo outside the New York Stock Exchange. 
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A no-click app from Domino's? It's a pizza cake

by Molly Wood
Apr 7, 2016
The pizza chain now has an app that will automatically order pizza 10 seconds after you open it.
Domino's new Zero Click app will place an order for you in 10 seconds. 
Image via Domino's Pizza/YouTube
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European Union wants new rules for its digital economy

by Nova Safo
May 6, 2015
The plan could be a radical change for the way the EU does business online.
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European Union investigates e-commerce

by Nova Safo
Mar 27, 2015
The European Commission says there may be evidence of anti-competitive behavior.
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Super-fast delivery is the new game in town

by Sam Harnett
Dec 19, 2014
Amazon and start-ups compete for the instantaneous delivery dollar.
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