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“Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., the giant online retailer in China, hoped to replicate its success with a U.S. online shopping site and, thus, take a crack at Amazon.com Inc. and others. “
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Why E-commerce Giant Alibaba Failed with U.S. Shopping Site
donderdag, 09 juli 2015 13:59
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Big Retailers Feel Pressure on Confederate Flag Merchandise
donderdag, 25 juni 2015 15:06
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“Even as national retailers pull Confederate flags from shelves and websites after the shooting deaths of nine black church members in South Carolina, manufacturers that produce the divisive symbol say that sales are now surging. “I don’t sell the Confederate flag for any specific group, I just sell the flag,” said Kerry McCoy, owner and president of Arkansas’ FlagandBanner.com”
E-Commerce Saw Success for 2014 Holiday Deliveries
donderdag, 01 januari 2015 17:25
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“This time last year, the nation’s biggest online retailers were reeling from a wave of delivery shortfalls that left countless consumers empty-handed Christmas morning. But warmer weather allowed many of those retailers to bounce back this holiday season, according to a study by StellaService, a market research firm. “
Online Stores Fight Amazon for Piece of Retail Pie
dinsdag, 04 november 2014 14:30
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“Amazon has a place in many Americans’ lives because of its low prices and seemingly endless array of goods. “
EBay Brands Itself as a Place To ‘Shop the World’
vrijdag, 10 oktober 2014 14:08
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“E-commerce site eBay is kicking off a global branding campaign that aims to draw attention to the wide array of goods it has available ahead of the holiday shopping season. It’s the first time eBay has created a campaign with the same message across four of its biggest markets: the U.S., Australia, Germany and the U.K., with more countries expected to be added in 2015”