eCommerce

Amazon is priming the appetites of customers in Seattle with a new feature as part of its Prime Now one-hour delivery service.

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Five Below is opening its largest location to date in its hometown.

New Jersey-based women's shoe company Aerosoles has named a retail and footwear industry veteran as its next CEO.

Just as it did in the 1990s during the course of one Labor Day Weekend, eBay is celebrating its 20th anniversary this month by innovating.

The company is celebrating its 20th year by releasing eBay 4.0, a new app for iOS and Android, as eBay continues to innovate by creating an easier, more personalized way to shop and sell.

A tightening job market may add a new wrinkle to retailers' holiday hiring plans, according to a new report from CNBC.

As online sales growth continues to outpace that at physical stores, experts say retailers are already having trouble filling positions in the heart of their digital operations: their warehouses.

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In the name of optimizing its omnichannel approach, Macy's said it plans to close between 35 and 40 department stores at undisclosed locations in early 2016 while moving ahead with expansion of its off price format.

Freeport, Maine -- The man who turned a folksy Maine mail-order outlet into a global billion dollar-plus multichannel business has died.

New York -- An Irish fast-fashion leader is getting ready to make its U.S. debut.

Primark, known for its value prices and on-trend fashions for the entire family, leased a 677,000-sq.-ft. distribution center to support its entry into the United States.

Menlo Park, Calif. – As eBay celebrates its 20th anniversary, a new competitor in the online trading market is emerging.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Facebook is making it easier for consumers to use its Groups feature to buy, sell and/or trade goods.

Facebook began allowing users to create “for sale” groups late in 2014. However, the social media giant is no longer requiring creators of for sale groups to obtain its official approval before launching them.