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Online Drugstore Dealings
Description: Online Drugstore Dealings Drugstore.com, a major Internet retailer of health, beauty and wellness products, has reported that net sales for its first quarter were $22.7 million,
Study Cites Dell, Yahoo! And Victoria's Secret for Online Wins
Description: Study Cites Dell, Yahoo! And Victoria's Secret for Online Wins Study Cites Dell, Yahoo! and Victoria's Secret for Online WinsThe latest e-commerce study by ActivMedia Research
No Dog Days if eToys Can Help It
Description: No Dog Days if eToys Can Help It eToys is taking no summer vacation and will open a seasonal specialty shop featuring nearly 1,000 books, toys and children's travel products. In
Vive La Online Difference
Description: Vive La Online Difference New research from Ernst & Young highlights how differences in gender, age and income level impact the online retailing experience. In its online survey
NAPA Drives Online
Description: NAPA Drives Online The Automotive Parts Group of the Genuine Parts Co., a major distributor of automotive replacement parts, has launched www.napaonline.com, leveraging new
Good Sports Team Up
Description: Good Sports Team Up Nutripeak.com Inc., Reston, Va., and Sports Nutrition Depot Inc., Los Angeles, have entered into a definitive merger agreement. The deal will create one of
RocketCash cashes In On ATMs
Description: RocketCash cashes In On ATMs Cash Technologies Inc. and RocketCash Corp. have agreed to pilot Cash Tech's EMMA (E-commerce Message Management Architecture) transaction processing
Planet Rx Launches Private Label
Description: Planet Rx Launches Private Label PlanetRx.com says its will begin selling a line of private-label vitamins, herbs and supplements priced below leading brands. The products
Electronics Site Sets Same-Day Delivery
Description: Electronics Site Sets Same-Day Delivery Outpost.com, an e-retailer of high-end consumer electronics, has begun offering same-day delivery in more than 20 markets for $99. The
Amazon Backs Wine Site
Description: Amazon Backs Wine Site Amazon.com has invested $30 million in WineShopper.com, acquiring a 45% stake in the Internet startup. The site opened for business on April 18. "We begin
Consultant: Internet Credit Card Fees Lower Than Expected
Description: Consultant: Internet Credit Card Fees Lower Than Expected Internet retailers using payment gateways typically pay discounts of more than 3% to companies that handle credit card
Minding The WebSTORE
Description: Minding The WebSTORE ICL has introduced WebSTORE, which it says is the first browser-based solution for retailers designed to integrate their in-store management, e-business and
Bulls Run for E-retailing in New Report
Description: Bulls Run for E-retailing in New Report Even as e-retailing struggles to regain favor with Wall Street, online sales will soar 85% with year, according to a new study by the
CommercialWare Suits Brooks Bros. Just Fine
Description: CommercialWare Suits Brooks Bros. Just Fine Business-to-consumer retail commerce solutions provider CommercialWare Inc. has announced that Brooks Brothers has selected its
The Goods On Grocery
Description: The Goods On Grocery International food giant Royal Ahold's rescue late last week of Web grocery service Peapod is likely the first of many moves by brick-and-mortar grocers
Online Grocery Alliance In The Works
Description: Online Grocery Alliance In The Works Grocery giant Safeway Inc., Pleasanton, Calif., and Dallas-based GroceryWorks.com, an online grocery delivery service, have signed a letter
New Page For boo.com
Description: New Page For boo.com Sportswear and streetwear online retailer boo.com will publish a spring/summer 2000 season catalog, called the "look book," which it claims marks the first
Getting to Know You
Description: Getting to Know You According to a new study by management consulting firm McKinsey & Co., and Media Metrix Inc., an Internet measurement company, just half of online consumers
Feds Say Up to 90% of Memorabilia Is Fake
Description: Feds Say Up to 90% of Memorabilia Is Fake Think that autographed Mark McGwire baseball that you've been eyeing on an online auction site is a steal? Buy it, and you just might be
Buy.com Enhances Web Site
Description: Buy.com Enhances Web Site Internet "superstore" Buy.com Inc. has completed a comprehensive redesign of the customer support section of its Web site. The new customer support
FreeShop, NextCard Ink Cobrand Deal
Description: FreeShop, NextCard Ink Cobrand Deal FreeShop.com and NextCard have launched a five-year, multimillion dollar marketing alliance, with the companies offering a cobranded credit
Peapod Gets 11th-Hour Reprieve
Description: Peapod Gets 11th-Hour Reprieve International food company Royal Ahold has purchased a 51% stake totaling $73 million in Web grocer (www.peapod.com) Peapod, saving the Internet
CardEx Introduces iCard
Description: CardEx Introduces iCard Card Express Inc. has launched the CardEx MasterCard iCard, a "virtual card" that works like a conventional debit card, and that can be used at any online
Report: Welcome to the Shakeout
Description: Report: Welcome to the Shakeout A new report from Forrester Research, Cambridge, Mass., forecasts a dire year ahead for Internet retailers, with many shutting down. Based on
Web Consumers Don't Shop Around, Study Says
Description: Web Consumers Don't Shop Around, Study Says Online consumers don't do much comparison shopping before they buy, despite "apparently limitless" electronic shopping opportunities,
Insight Into The Iconomy
Description: Insight Into The Iconomy Digital Insight Corp. has signed an agreement with Iconomy.com to develop a global store, which Digital Insight will offer as part of its AXIS eCommerce
More Funding for Overstock Exchange
Description: More Funding for Overstock Exchange RetailExchange.com, a business-to-business marketplace for overstocks, says it has completed a second round of venture capital funding
Webvan Adds Toy Aisle
Description: Webvan Adds Toy Aisle Internet grocer Webvan has added a Gymboree Corp. specialty shop link to its site, offering 22 play and music products. They include learning toys, balls,
Say It in Espanol
Description: Say It in Espanol E-retailer 1-800-Flowers.com, has launched a Spanish language site, 1-800-Lasflores.com. Along with fresh flowers, traditional bouquets and food baskets,
The cyber side of Sears
Description: Not to be outdone by discounters Wal-Mart and Kmart, Sears Roebuck & Co. recently let fly with e-commerce news faster than you can say Craftsman tools.
Nancy Huang`s Gift Emporia aims to make sure brides-to-be never get another blender
Description: Huang sees her own career in much the same way. After graduating from Georgetown University in 1990, she headed across town to work as an administrative aide at the White House. She spent two years as a staffer for former President George Bush, then followed the Bushes home to Houston as an aide to Barbara Bush. She credits the experience for giving her the drive to excel. “It was about delivering quality and following through,” she says of her stints in Washington and Houston. “You didn’t tell the President and Mrs. Bush no.”
If you can`t stand the heat, open an incubator
Description: Cybershop helped lead the charge into Internet retailing. With its closing and rebirth as an Internet incubator, observers say the company is leading the charge out. “A lot of companies will be going dark or merging,” says Ernst & Young retail analyst Pam Stubing, “while others are changing the way they do business.” In almost every category—from books and CDs to electronics, cosmetics and pet supplies—the e-retail space is crammed with contenders.
Here a Bot, There a Bot
Description: What’s changed since the first price bots warmed retailers up to comparison shopping services? For one thing, merchants have learned there are plenty of shoppers who don’t buy on price alone. In fact, among users of DealPilot.com, a bot specializing in books, CDs and DVDs, the purely price-driven represent less than half the service’s users, says Matthias Epp, vice president of marketing. “There are people who always go with what’s cheapest, just like in the brick and mortar world,” he adds. “But there are companies that don’t want to compete on price exclusively—they want to compete on service, quick turnaround or superior order processing.”
Blue Streak
Description: That segment reaches deep into the customer base of the discount chains. “As traditional brick and mortar retailers, they see the growth of the Internet, and they don’t want to lose their core consumers,” says one insider. Free or low-cost ISPs can add value to retail brands, helping drive traffic and build loyalty. And if it works, analysts say cobranded access could spark a wave of similar retail-portal partnerships, plus a round of spin-offs to speed them to market.
CD&L To Capitalize On Same-Day Delivery Expertise
Description: CD&L To Capitalize On Same-Day Delivery Expertise CD&L says it intents to test market its own online shopping service, ClickCourier.Net, that will feature same-day delivery
Priceline siphons a discount at the pump
Description: Can Priceline apply its pressure to the pumps, allowing consumers to roll back gasoline prices that broke records in recent months and touched off protests? The name-your-price Web site intends to try, adding petrol to a product mix that already includes hotel rooms, airline tickets, rental cars and groceries.
Beauty Jungle charts a course ranging from exotic world brands to the corner drugstore
Description: Jean Lawrence is a freelance journalist based in Chandler, Ariz.
NACHA Developing E-Commerce Payment Rules
Description: NACHA Developing E-Commerce Payment Rules Electronic payments group NACHA will develop operating rules and best practices for Internet transactions that use the Automated
To buy now, press pound
Description: With Web-enabled cell phones expected to eclipse numbers of Internet-linked PCs in the next five years, virtual merchants and wireless carriers are scrambling to dial for dollars.
Card Sharks
Description: Further muddying the waters is the practice of some online ISOs that recruit other online businesses to set up links back to the ISOs’ Web sites. These affiliates typically are offered $200 or more for each referral generated by their site. Often they do not identify the ISO or sponsoring bank, a clear violation of Visa and MasterCard regulations.
Big hack attacks shake consumer confidence
Description: When hackers unleashed distributed denial of service attacks against the likes of Yahoo!, Amazon, eBay and Buy.com and even the FBI Web site in February, more than a few hours of downtime resulted. Recent polls reveal the attacks took a bite out of a less tangible commodity: consumer confidence.
For CDnow, one is the loneliest number
Description: CDnow.com, spending for two in anticipation of its merger with Columbia House, must adjust to the single life again. With the merger called off, the online music retailer is looking for ways to cut its costs by one-third—even while scouting for new suitors.
Visa shows there`s a silver lining on fraud
Description: Visa U.S.A. plans to eliminate consumer liability for lost or stolen cards. The new rule revises a 1997 policy, which held consumers to a maximum liability of $50 if they reported lost or stolen cards in two business days. It expected issuers to begin complying with the change April 4. MasterCard International did not comment.
Marketing Out-of-the-Box packs merchandising know-how with high-touch reliability
Description: The past holiday season, like the one before it, offered stark lessons in e-retailing fulfillment. Consumers gave their lowest marks to on-time deliveries and customer service during the Christmas season, according to Internet rating firm BizRate. Merchants handled nearly 34 million orders between Nov. 26 and Dec. 25, but only 74% were delivered on time, down slightly from the previous year. “Companies must wake up” is the plain admonition of a report on logistics published last August by Forrester Research. The firm foresees a fundamental shift in fulfillment as consumers and businesses send the number of online orders soaring to 2.1 billion by 2003. As small parcel deliveries expand, Forrester says the number and breadth of SKUs will explode, and customers will continue to raise their expectations.
From lick `n` save to click `n` save
Description: The Internet is fast reinventing nostalgia for the digital age. A recent rebirth: S&H Green Stamps. Renamed Green-points.com, the service rewards online shoppers with bonus points redeemable for merchandise and other perks.
The marts go portal
Description: Is this the year of the big boxes on the Internet? Critics sneered at the first Web efforts of discounters Kmart and Wal-Mart, pointing to their cautious-at-best sites as proof that the big-box stores just didn’t “get” e-commerce. Well, that was then.
The peacock plays a Polo match
Description: Retailers have the merchandise and media companies have the means for selling it, a combo that’s touched off a flurry of dot-com ventures. Fashion designer Ralph Lauren and NBC are the latest to team up. Their launch, Ralph Lauren Media, will tout the upscale designer via Polo.com.
It`s survival of the fastest. As broadband grows, so will pressure to add multimedia apps
Description: Even with today’s predominately slower connection speeds, features boosted by broadband are in hot demand for good reason. Clothier Lands’ End, for instance, more than doubled its Internet sales from $61 million to $138 million last year, after adding features that allow customers visiting its site to to fit clothing on virtual models, mix and match various styles and colors of Oxford cloth shirts, and shop the site by linking browsers with a friend or customer service representative. Lands’ End executives stop short of making a precise connection between these new features and the higher sales, yet they say some influence is certain. In e-mails praising the new features, customers have vowed to return to the site or make it it their exclusive online clothier.
ShopGoOnline Grows With Vendor Alliances
Description: ShopGoOnline Grows With Vendor Alliances ShopGoOnline.com, the e-commerce division of GoOnline Networks Corp., has forged three new vendor alliances that will broaden its product
MasterCard Feels The Heat
Description: MasterCard Feels The Heat MasterCard International is feeling the heat from Internet companies developing alternative online payment methods. In the keynote address at Faulkner &