/ E-Retailers

9-month-old Chocolate.com looks for expansion opportunities

Chocolate.com, an e-commerce site that sells artisan chocolate from nearly 200 producers, is looking to recruit chocolate producers in all 50 states. It’s also seeking a partner that can help the company accelerate growth.

Posted 08/11/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

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/ Technology

The Hershey Co. outsources online gift and catalog operations to GSI

GSI Commerce will provide The Hershey Co. with I.T. services including e-commerce and order processing technologies, personalization and fulfillment of chocolate gifts, and customer care support for its web, catalog and business consumers.

Posted 03/07/2007Bill BriggsPost a comment

Shari’s Berries gets snowball effect from corporate loyalty programs

Although it’s just starting to think about launching its own loyalty programs, Shari’s Berries already reaps oodles of new and repeat business from the loyalty programs of its corporate clients, the online gift retailer says.

Posted 10/14/2004Paul DemeryPost a comment

Just like chocolate, online orders can sometimes be too much of good thing

Once swamped with more Valentine’s Day demand than it could handle, chocolate maker CocoaMill.com turns the order crunch around with automated UPS tools. Order fulfillment time is down by 60%.

Posted 02/03/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

/ Technology

Target chooses Amazon to power all its web sites

Amazon.com will operate all web sites for brands owned by Target, including Target’s main site, Target.com, that will feature products from all Target brands, as well as Fields.com and Mervyns.com, which will feature Field`s and Mervyn’s merchandise.

Posted 08/12/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

/ Marketing

Firms Know Jack About e-Commerce

Jack Henry & Associates has partnered with OLB.com to provide shopping and fulfillment services for Jack Henry's NetHarbor, a Web portal service for financial institutions. NetHarbor provides a customizable and brandable Internet presence for banks and credit unions, giving them a tool to reach new customers, build relationships with existing clients and generate new e-commerce revenues. New York City-based OLB provides turnkey shopping solutions...

Posted 01/19/2001Don DavisPost a comment