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East Coast blizzard blows sales to the web

With roads covered by a heavy snowfall, many East Coast consumers turned to the web for last-minute shopping, suggest data from several e-retailers and technology providers. Marketing messages geared to the big storm appear to have led to sales.

Posted 12/22/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

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If the Cyber Monday pitch works once, why not try it twice?

That’s what several online retailers did yesterday, marketing another day of sales like those offered on the Monday after Thanksgiving.

Posted 12/08/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

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The Watchery watches the sales roll in with a Bing cashback promotion

As a result of a 50% cashback promotion with Bing, sales at TheWatchery.com exceeded $1 million each day on Sunday and Monday of this week. Both were record days, eclipsing even the high-sales days before last Christmas, the company says.

Posted 08/26/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment

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Microsoft trims back some e-retailers’ Bing double cashback offers

With a highly successful double cashback promotion under way, Microsoft has asked some e-retailers to trim back their deals to ensure that funding for the promotion lasts through the end of the month.

Posted 08/21/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

Luxi Group adds luxury watch e-retailer AtlanticTime.com

Luxi Group continues to build on its luxury goods product base with the acquisition of Atlantic Time, an online luxury watch business.

Posted 05/23/2007Mark BrohanPost a comment

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Luxi Group adds polish by acquiring online watch retailer Ashford.com

Luxi Group, a private holding company, plans to relaunch newly acquired Ashford.com as a source for designer and brand name watches and other luxury products.

Posted 04/18/2007Bill BriggsPost a comment

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Odimo winds down its e-commerce operations

After selling Diamond.com, Odimo is downsizing its remaining e-commerce operations. It has signed a non-binding letter of intent to sell the WorldofWatches.com domain name and selected technology and equipment to ILS Holdings for $410,000.

Posted 11/30/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment