ECOMMERCE

Retailers industry-wide are ensuring that hackers won’t spoil their — or their customers’ — holiday.

Starbucks Corp. is stepping up its delivery services at home and expanding its digital presence in China.

Amazon is expanding the timing — and breadth — of its free shipping program, a move designed to appeal to holiday procrastinators.

A fabric and crafts leader is giving customers more style control. 

Consumer search is at its peak during the month of December, but different categories have their own “holiday rush.”

The nation’s largest consumer co-op is expanding its winter gear rental portfolio into a new category.

Old Navy has partnered with Lyft to take some of the stress out of last-minute holiday shopping — and to promote the retailer’s click-and-collect service.

Walmart has gone live in Japan as it looks to gain a better foothold in the country’s lucrative e-commerce market.

Amazon is reportedly planned to debut its cashierless Amazon Go format in Europe.

With more than two weeks left to go to Christmas, online spending is already reaching new heights.