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The president of Apt2B, a direct-to-consumer online furniture seller, was tired of seeing Instagram ads with two or three likes. → Read More
Retailers say they're exhausted by the limitations of Facebook, Instagram and Twitter this holiday season, so they're turning to Pinterest instead. → Read More
The fall of Toys 'R' Us in June led to a retail rush, as other retailers like Walmart and Target sought to cash in on the void in the toy world. → Read More
Following a promising pilot program, Walmart has turned to virtual reality to train more than 1 million U.S. employees. → Read More
Target is trying to solve cart abandonment by pushing customers who have left online shopping carts behind into stores with a special promo code. → Read More
eBay continues to grow its user base and revenue by launching new seller services. → Read More
As pop-up retail stores become par for the course for year-round brands, seasonal Halloween stores are scaling up. → Read More
As the value of external influencers continues to be called into question, Macy’s is expanding its internal version of social media promotion. → Read More
Snap, Inc. is making a bet on augmented reality in the Snapchat app by expanding its use of the technology with retail partnerships. → Read More
Shipping millions of electronics from South Korea to the Netherlands has long been a complicated enterprise slowed down by a pile of paperwork. → Read More
Samsung inked a deal with HSBC to customize 12 Samsung Gear S3 smartwatches for HSBC bankers at the company's Fifth Avenue branch in New York City. → Read More
As direct-to-consumer brands reach the limits of online advertising, startups and larger players alike are turning to new twists on old-school strategies. → Read More
This holiday season, major U.S. retailers face a unique challenge: reaching their customers via advertisements that are both personalized and non-intrusive. → Read More
U.S. marijuana companies are adopting some of the tried-and-true retailers have employed for years to increase foot traffic around the holidays. → Read More
The boxing brand Everlast has entered into its latest bid to bolster its e-commerce business. → Read More
Already struggling to compete in a crowded marketplace, retailers are having an even harder go figuring out how to best use Amazon ad offerings. → Read More
Williams-Sonoma is entering the augmented reality game, joining a growing number of retailers who see the technology as the latest bridge to consumers. → Read More