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Record attendance at IRCE

More than 8,600 attended the world’s largest online retailing event in Chicago.

Posted 06/11/2012Don Davis4 comments

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IRCE 2012 Report: Finding a bigger Nook in e-commerce

CEO William Lynch talks about how the Nook e-reader changes Barnes & Noble.

Posted 06/06/2012Mark BrohanPost a comment

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More major retail chains will enable in-store payments via PayPal

The 15 merchants include J.C. Penney, Barnes & Noble and Office Depot.

Posted 05/24/2012Thad RueterPost a comment

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MasterCard launches a digital wallet

American Airlines and Barnes & Noble are among the first to use PayPass Wallet Services.

Posted 05/09/2012Katie Deatsch1 comments

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Barnes & Noble owes sales tax for online sales, a New Mexico court finds

The case turned on the retailer’s use of its trademark online and offline.

Posted 04/20/2012Paul DemeryPost a comment

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The web grows 32% for Barnes & Noble in Q3

The web accounted for 17.3% of total sales compared with 13.8% in the third quarter.

Posted 02/22/2012Mark BrohanPost a comment

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Barnes & Noble sees a new path for Nook

The bookstore chain contemplates making Nook a separate organization.

Posted 01/05/2012Mark BrohanPost a comment

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The avid web shopper steps into the IRCE 2012 spotlight

This 21st century shopper will be the focus of the world's largest e-commerce conference.

Posted 12/22/2011Don DavisPost a comment

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IRCE 2012: Connecting with the 21st century consumer

Internet Retailer publisher Jack Love pens his annual open invitation for IRCE 2012.

Posted 12/21/2011Jack LovePost a comment

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E-commerce appears on the final bankruptcy docket for Borders

In a final series of motions, a court approves two Internet-related actions.

Posted 12/21/2011Mark BrohanPost a comment

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