What's really interesting is that most online retailers have forward integration, whereas this seems like a backwards integration play. Barnes & Noble already has a direct relationship with the customer and now they're trying to get further into the supply chain,
It's clear that this event will shake up the search/portal space.
E-commerce last year, revenues totaled about $3 billion, ... We anticipate they'll total about $7 billion in 1998. And the forecast for 2002 is $41.1 billion.
In my mind, the overriding story is that the sponsored links business is growing pretty nicely.
When you get this kind of selling off, the negativity points to the sector -e-commerce - falling out of favor,
My guess is that Amazon has seen the writing on the wall, ... They think they'll get slammed next week when they release their quarterly report and they're trying to cut their losses by telling the Street they're taking measures to control costs.
The online toy market is as competitive as they come, ... There are several well-capitalized players and they're all vying for online customers.
The online toy market is as competitive as they come. There are several well-capitalized players and they're all vying for online customers.
Consumers seem to increasingly see search as their starting point when they go online.
We've found time and time again that sales taxes did not have a significant impact (on online sales decisions), ... Sales tax is a smaller issue for consumers.
