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Survey sites recruit respondents with the promise of a reward, which may lead to bogus answers. That doesn’t mean the data is unusable.
Castor oil won’t dissolve cysts and tumors. Some creators on TikTok Shop are earning commissions by suggesting otherwise.
The new Shop feature appears to be transforming the entire app experience.
After the largest corporate layoffs in its history, the tech giant is at a crossroads.
Few things are actually scarce on the internet — but marketers don’t want you to know that.
After 48 hours of chaos and silence from top company leaders, many employees still don’t know if they’ll have jobs next year.
Inside the under-the-radar business that makes more money than Amazon Prime.
A former Amazon employee found that, in large areas of Washington state, Prime deliveries can take four to five business days.
A $250 billion question.
Despite what conservatives say, Joe Biden is not trying to ruin the holiday shopping season.
The site famous for handmade goods is going after Gen Z.
The collapse of America’s middle class crushed department stores. Amazon and the pandemic are the final blows.
A report on Amazon from the Wall Street Journal appears to contradict statements made under oath by a top company lawyer during a congressional antitrust hearing.
Soon, when you buy Nike stuff on Amazon, it will no longer come directly from Nike.
Its social app Neighbors makes Ring more effective on criminals — and customers.
Amazon is sending a warning shot to competitors.
DST, the venture capital firm founded by Yuri Milner, is expected to lead the deal.
Some investors balked at the price tag for the direct-to-consumer men’s health brand.
Consumer goods represent Alexa’s best chance at getting voice sales off the ground.
The upstart is taking share. Can it build from there?
Third-party data puts its sales and customer retention below its peers.
The days of Wish building its company on the back of artificially low shipping rates may be over.
Is an Amazon Prime alternative for the fashion industry on the horizon?
Customer feedback is very important.
“The shopping experience is even more broken and lacking for beauty products than what we initially believed.”
But: “When I read about Elon Musk, I think sometimes maybe not.”
The founders of Framebridge and Away share the latest from the digital-native commerce world.
Tobi Lütke thinks giving your business data to Amazon might not be a good idea.
If it feels like Amazon’s site is increasingly stuffed with ads, that’s because it is.
Will it last?
Nineteen percent of these merchants grossed more than $1 million in sales, up from 10 percent last year.
There’s a whole bunch of data in Walmart’s corner that supports the risk it’s taking.
A new chapter begins in its rivalry with Amazon.
Zeisser disagreed with Executive Vice Chairman Joe Tsai over investment strategy, sources familiar with the situation said.
But GrubHub is still by far the biggest food delivery company.
The U.S. has been trying to figure out how to tax out-of-state transactions since before the internet.
The Berlin-based company’s acquisition of organic meal-kit startup Green Chef pushed it past the homegrown Blue Apron.
It also has way more customers.
The delivery partnership is picking up steam.
The online retailer’s acquisitions by the numbers.