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Forbes
4 hrs ago
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China's e-commerce giant Alibaba reportedly bought an 18% stake in Sina Corporation's Twitter-like microblogging service, Weibo, on Monday.
TechCrunch
9 hrs ago
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Bidzy, a new platform for connecting local services businesses with customers who need the service they offer in the next few hours, is launching at Disrupt NY 2013 today. Like the best ideas, Bidzy's premise is simple: allow the customer to...
Wall Street Journal
11 hrs ago
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When China's biggest e-commerce platform and one of the country's social-media giants get together, the outcome could leave others out in the cold.
Wall Street Journal
Apr 29
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba struck a $586 million deal to acquire an 18% stake in Weibo, the influential social-media outlet that is part of Sina.
Cloud Computing
Apr 29
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IT professional services provider OSF Global Services announced today its formal partnership with Magento, the open-source ecommerce platform favored by more than 150,000 businesses worldwide. As a member of Magento's Solution Partner Program, OSF...
Sydney Morning Herald
Apr 29
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Available as of May, the design duo and e-commerce giant will release a capsule collection of nine, surf-inspired pieces.
New York Times
Apr 27
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Congress is considering taxing sales made by Internet retailers like Amazon, but some sellers believe it should have been done years ago.
Wall Street Journal
Apr 25
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Amazon's business continues to grow rapidly as more shoppers turn to the Web. But the e-commerce company continues to spend money almost as fast as it comes in. Profit fell 37%.
Forbes
Apr 25
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Shopped on line recently? Don’t be surprised if your state’s sales tax is added to the total at check-out. Congress has yet to pass the Marketplace Fairness Act which would require Internet merchants to collect sales taxes for states where...
Cellular News
Apr 25
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This "digital influence" affects $30 billion of urban consumer spending in India today-up to five times that of e-commerce alone -- and will reach $150 billion by 2016, Click here for more.
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