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eBags.com packs up its U.K. operation

After investing four years and millions of dollars, eBags.com has shut down its e-commerce site in the U.K. The company expected to use the site as a springboard into Europe, but the economic downturn forced it to pull back from that strategy.

Posted 03/02/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

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eBags.com co-founder Jon Nordmark gives up his CEO role

After 10 years in the top job, Nordmark is stepping down, though he will remain on the board, advise the company for at least two years and help in the search for a new CEO. Nordmark plans to become involved in other online ventures, the e-retailer says.

Posted 11/03/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

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After divesting of 6pm.com, eBags.com gets back to basics

It’s back to strictly bags and accessories for eBags.com. Since eBags sold off 6pm.com to Zappos.com last summer, the company has concentrated on better ways to market and merchandise its core inventory of 500 different brands.

Posted 02/13/2008Mark BrohanPost a comment

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Luggage Online’s Q1 sales rise 40% over year ago

Q1 sales at Luggage Online are up 40% compared to Q1 a year ago, the company reported today. The company attributes recent growth to a redesigned site that launched in August and expansion of its warehouse in Cherry Hill, NJ.

Posted 04/11/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Better technology brings more sales to 6pm.com

Online retailer eBags believes sophisticated and internally developed technology that gives shoppers specific product recommendations is a key reason sales at 6pm.com jumped 120% in December.

Posted 02/08/2006Bill BriggsPost a comment

eBags reports 42% year-over- year holiday sales growth

Driving results were increases in sales of handbags, laptop cases and travel accessories. Sales at new footwear site 6pm.com are up 123% since November.

Posted 12/27/2005Mary WagnerPost a comment

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Luggage Online’s sales shoot up 70% over Thanksgiving weekend

Sales at Luggage Online from Thanksgiving through the following Monday were up 70% compared to the same period a year ago, Luggage Online tells InternetRetailer.com. Traffic to the site for the same time period was up 29%.

Posted 12/02/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

Luggage Online expands into a new distribution center

With sales growing at 40% a year, Luggage Online, the e-commerce arm of the 7-store chain Robinson Luggage in Philadelphia, has moved into a new 20,000-square-foot distribution facility from a 9,000-square-foot center.

Posted 09/20/2005Paul DemeryPost a comment