ECOMMERCE

According to Verizon Media, omnichannel fulfillment and augmented reality are two retail trends from 2020 that should accelerate in the new year.

Target is unveiling some extra return options for customers who didn’t buy or receive the perfect holiday gift.

One of the country’s oldest weight management companies is entering the interactive digital fitness space.

Amazon hit new highs in sales and number of products shipped during the 2020 holiday season.

Target Corp. is selling a high-end skincare and beauty retailer it acquired in 2013 to a fast-growing U.K. e-commerce company. 

The nation’s largest mattress retailer is tailoring ads that appear in Google search results by local factors, such as product availability.

From trying a new shopping method to shopping at a different retailer, consumers have been shopping differently in response to COVID-19, and many plan to continue even after the pandemic.

A specialty apparel retailer is leveraging geofencing technology to streamline its curbside pickup process and provide mobile self-checkout in stores.

eBay is using gamification and augmented reality to run a surprise sneaker drop just in time for the holidays.

It’s undeniable that COVID-19 has significantly impacted the retail industry in nearly all ways, especially when it comes to e-commerce.