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Colorado to online shoppers: Pay your own sales tax

Colorado enacted a new law this week that requires e-retailers that don’t collect sales tax to notify consumers of their responsibility to pay the tax.

Posted 03/03/2010Zak StamborPost a comment

Colorado enacted a new law this week that requires e-retailers that don’t collect sales tax to notify consumers of their responsibility to pay the tax.

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A mixed message on sales—but possibly not so mixed for online retailers

The U.S. Department of Commerce reported that while total October retail sales were down 1.7% from October 2008, general merchandise sales—the goods that consumers are most likely to buy online—were up 1.5% from a year ago.

Posted 11/16/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

The U.S. Department of Commerce reported that while total October retail sales were down 1.7% from October 2008, general merchandise sales—the goods that consumers are most likely to buy online—were up 1.5% from a year ago.

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Overstock ends affiliate agreements in four states over sales tax rules

Following similar moves by two other major e-retailers, Overstock.com is cutting ties with affiliates in California, Hawaii, North Carolina and Rhode Island because of legislation that would require the online retailer to collect sales tax.

Posted 07/01/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment

Following similar moves by two other major e-retailers, Overstock.com is cutting ties with affiliates in California, Hawaii, North Carolina and Rhode Island because of legislation that would require the online retailer to collect sales tax.

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Amazon says it will leave web affiliates if North Carolina passes tax bill

Amazon.com informed its North Carolina-based web site affiliates this week that it will stop accepting referrals from them as of July 1 if Amazon has to collect sales tax under a proposed state law, a spokeswoman for the retailer says.

Posted 06/19/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

Amazon.com informed its North Carolina-based web site affiliates this week that it will stop accepting referrals from them as of July 1 if Amazon has to collect sales tax under a proposed state law, a spokeswoman for the retailer says.

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The web played a big role in Q1 sales growth at The Children’s Place

U.S. online sales grew 42%, or $8.4 million, in the first quarter, accounting for nearly all of the U.S. net sales increase of $8.8 million for retail chain The Children’s Place. E-commerce sales increased to 7% of total sales from 5% a year earlier.

Posted 06/10/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment

U.S. online sales grew 42%, or $8.4 million, in the first quarter, accounting for nearly all of the U.S. net sales increase of $8.8 million for retail chain The Children’s Place. E-commerce sales increased to 7% of total sales from 5% a year earlier.

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Foreign sales help drive up American Apparel’s ’08 online sales 55%

With an 84% boost in web sales outside of the U.S. and Canada, multichannel retailer American Apparel posted a 55% increase in total online sales last year to $39.37 million, as total retail sales grew 41% and comp store sales increased 22%.

Posted 03/18/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment

With an 84% boost in web sales outside of the U.S. and Canada, multichannel retailer American Apparel posted a 55% increase in total online sales last year to $39.37 million, as total retail sales grew 41% and comp store sales increased 22%.

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New York judge dismisses Amazon and Overstock sales tax suits

A New York judge has dismissed lawsuits by Amazon.com and Overstock.com challenging a new law allowing New York to collect sales taxes from web retailers with no physical presence in the state. Overstock.com immediately announced plans to appeal.

Posted 01/13/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

A New York judge has dismissed lawsuits by Amazon.com and Overstock.com challenging a new law allowing New York to collect sales taxes from web retailers with no physical presence in the state. Overstock.com immediately announced plans to appeal.

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E-commerce could be a mixed bag this holiday season, studies show

New studies reveal several emerging e-commerce trends this holiday season. They show a mixed bag of e-commerce data as online retailers and shoppers alike try out new strategies to adapt to the down economy.

Posted 12/11/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

New studies reveal several emerging e-commerce trends this holiday season. They show a mixed bag of e-commerce data as online retailers and shoppers alike try out new strategies to adapt to the down economy.

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Retail sales take a dive in September

Retail sales excluding autos and food service fell 1.4% in September from September 2007 and 1.2 % from August, the U.S. Commerce Department reports. Non-store sales were up 3.1% year-over-year, but down 0.8% from August.

Posted 10/15/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

Retail sales excluding autos and food service fell 1.4% in September from September 2007 and 1.2 % from August, the U.S. Commerce Department reports. Non-store sales were up 3.1% year-over-year, but down 0.8% from August.

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Online sales drop at Design Within Reach in Q2

Web sales at Design Within Reach continue to weaken as the company deals with the tough economy. For the second quarter ended June 28, web sales at the retailer fell 16% to $6.3 million from $7.5 million in the prior year.

Posted 08/27/2008Mark BrohanPost a comment

Web sales at Design Within Reach continue to weaken as the company deals with the tough economy. For the second quarter ended June 28, web sales at the retailer fell 16% to $6.3 million from $7.5 million in the prior year.

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