Category: Technology
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Harley-Davidson to sell apparel, riding gear on Amazon
Harley-Davidson will sell apparel and riding gear on Amazon.com. Previously, customers could only purchase Harley apparel and riding gear from the company's website or licensed … ›
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Amazon has been promoting its own products at the bottom of competitors’ listings
The new feature shows links to Amazon's own private-label brands inside rival listings. Amazon is aggressively pushing for the growth of its … ›
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Blue Apron is now selling its meal kits on Grubhub and it ‘seems odd’
Blue Apron said Tuesday that it is testing selling its kits through Grubhub. The meal kit company has struggled to keep subscribers with the … ›
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More than 20% of adults will order groceries with an app by 2019, forecast says
An eMarketer forecast predicts that the number of U.S. adults who use apps to order groceries least once a month will increase by almost 50 … ›
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Alibaba ties with Russian firms on e-commerce platform that will use Moscow’s own payment system
Chinese firm Alibaba has signed a joint venture with Russian partners to launch an e-commerce arm. The partnership is aimed at integrating … ›
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How in-car tech will give new meaning to ‘mobile commerce’
Marketers are taking notice of the opportunities for in-car commerce as U.S. sales of connected vehicles are forecast to grow to 12.7 … ›
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Alibaba sets global pace for in-store tech innovations
Alibaba began as an e-commerce company but is now aggressively expanding with brick-and-mortar stores in China . Alibaba recently partnered … ›
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Retail jobs decline as Amazon’s robot army grows
Amazon employs over half a million workers . In the past year alone, the online retailer has added roughly a quarter of a million employees … ›
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Walmart reportedly plans to launch subscription video service through Vudu in fourth quarter
Walmart is planning to launch a subscription streaming service through Vudu, Variety reports. Sources told Variety that the service is set … ›
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Amazon appears ‘miles’ behind an Alibaba-backed rival in Prime’s only Southeast Asian market
Amazon brought Prime to Southeast Asia a year ago when it kicked off its membership program in Singapore . Since then, its regional rivals … ›