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Anyone who has ever worked in sales knows what separates the winners from the slackers is The Big Get ...
Last week, one of America's legendary rebels threw his consumer watchdog hat in the e-commerce ring. He's Ralph Nader, a consistently strong voice for the American consumer and a formidable opponent of corporate America ...
Right now, online commerce and offline commerce are trying to work out how much they need one another -- in kind of the same way The Odd Couple would ...
Right now, online commerce and offline commerce are trying to work out how much they need one another -- in kind of the same way The Odd Couple would ...
Right now, online commerce and offline commerce are trying to work out how much they need one another -- in kind of the same way The Odd Couple would ...
Those magic words "Click Here" mean different things to different people ...
Of all the e-commerce pioneers that have tried to appeal to the public, perhaps none has had such an arduous climb as luxury e-tailers ...
Of all the e-commerce pioneers that have tried to appeal to the public, perhaps none has had such an arduous climb as luxury e-tailers ...
Of all the e-commerce pioneers that have tried to appeal to the public, perhaps none has had such an arduous climb as luxury e-tailers ...
Okay, the ornaments are put away, the champagne inventories are depleted, and it's time to get on with it. E-commerce, hung over from a rough year-end, must pick itself up and move forward. But how? ...
Of all the issues surrounding e-commerce, privacy is perhaps the most hotly debated. Everyone wants to protect privacy, but no one can agree on how ...
With the grim outlook for the online sales landscape, with companies shifting strategies to accommodate the downturn, e-tailers should be doing everything possible to court... well, me ...
When asked recently if he knows what women want, matinee idol Mel Gibson, star of the new motion picture "What Women Want," said simply, "I don't have a clue." ...
Weren't we all supposed to be paying our bills with a simple point and click by now? Weren't the bricks and mortar of the traditional banking world supposed to fade away, like the rotary phone and the television knob?What happened to all those optimistic techno-prognosticators who told us that an inordinate number of Americans would be banking online by 2001?...
On my father's 80th birthday, he announced that he felt he had outlived himself ...
Less than two weeks after shelving an intended expansion into Japan, Priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN) said Monday it has canceled plans to launch its name-your-price e-tail service through a subsidiary in Australia and New Zealand. ...
As America prepares once again to celebrate a new year, all the usual national rituals are getting ready to make the rounds. Those with ever-expanding waistlines will go on diets, sinners will make resolutions to behave, and oh yes... e-commerce stalwarts of all ideologies will renew the fight on whether online sales should be taxed ...
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed Wednesday that it is investigating a case involving the alleged online exposure of up to 55,000 credit card numbers as a result of hacking into the Web site of Los Angeles-based merchant processing firm Creditcards.com ...
State investigators in New Jersey have subpoenaed records from Toysrus.com as part of an ongoing investigation into the online toy store's privacy practices, the Associated Pressreported Monday. ...
Despite widespread concerns over potential price-fixing and other antitrust issues, controversial travel Web site Orbitz.com received its first U.S. goverment endorsement Thursday from a Department of Transportation (DOT) official ...
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