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Rakuten makes new e-commerce investments

The Japanese e-commerce company that bought Buy.com for $250 million in 2010, continues to invest in North American and European e-commerce companies.

Posted 10/01/2012Thad RueterPost a comment

The Japanese e-commerce company that bought Buy.com for $250 million in 2010, continues to invest in North American and European e-commerce companies.

U.S. retailers get stamps in their passports

Walgreens, American Apparel and others make investments abroad.

Posted 07/02/2012Allison EnrightPost a comment

Walgreens, American Apparel and others make investments abroad.

On the world's markets, U.S. retail king Wal-Mart is a homebody, study says

Amazon and Apple attract most of their web site traffic from outside of North America, but 83% of traffic to Wal-Mart sites comes from the U.S. and Canada

Posted 08/31/2011Thad RueterPost a comment

Amazon and Apple attract most of their web site traffic from outside of North America, but 83% of traffic to Wal-Mart sites comes from the U.S. and Canada

A Wider World

There are strong prospects for North American e-retailers selling globally, argues Forrester analyst Zia Daniell Wigder.

Posted 12/01/2010Internet RetailerPost a comment

There are strong prospects for North American e-retailers selling globally, argues Forrester analyst Zia Daniell Wigder.

Japanese Internet marketplace firm agrees to purchase Buy.com for $250 million

Japanese Internet marketplace operator Rakuten Inc. has reached an agreement to purchase online general merchandise retailer Buy.com for $250 million.

Posted 05/27/2010Don DavisPost a comment

Japanese Internet marketplace operator Rakuten Inc. has reached an agreement to purchase online general merchandise retailer Buy.com for $250 million.

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