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Target redesigns its e-commerce site
After two years in development, Target Corp. unveils a redesigned web site.
Posted 08/23/2011Allison Enright4 comments
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Target, Amazon Services extend multi-year e-commerce agreement again
Under a new agreement, Amazon Enterprise Solutions powers Target.com until August 2010. Amazon will provide e-commerce technology, order fulfillment and guest services operations.
Posted 07/18/2006Mary WagnerPost a comment
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Toysrus.com swings into the black in first quarter
Toysrus.com posted a profit of $8 million in the first quarter, compared with a net loss of $2 million in Q1 2005. For the quarter web sales rose 20% and total sales 12%.
Posted 06/21/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Toys “R” Us selects new outsourcing companies
Toys “R” Us Inc. will continue to outsource the operation of its e-commerce sites. The business is going with GSI Commerce Inc. and Exel. It will terminate its e-commerce and merchandising agreement with Amazon.com by June 30.
Posted 05/24/2006Bill BriggsPost a comment
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Big growth for a small retailer
Tiny DiscoverThis.com will break seven figures in sales this year and could go well over that if an expected 300% increase in sales materializes, owner Marianne Cursetjee tells InternetRetailer.com.
Posted 07/22/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Once the web’s Lone Ranger, Amazon is now a believer in partnerships
With partnerships with Toys R Us, Target, Circuit City and 57 apparel retailers, Amazon has thrown over its former go-it-alone policy, Owen Van Natta, vice president of business development for Amazon, said at the eTail conference Thursday.
Posted 02/20/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Scott Heimes becomes CEO of content management company Virtucom
Scott Heimes has been promoted to chief executive officer of Virtucom Content Solutions Inc., a content outsourcing company that provides content design, production and management services for retailers using web and print channels.
Posted 07/08/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Toys R Us’s CFO debunks web retailing myths
Toys R Us’s CFO says online retailing still offers great potential, but that bricks-and-mortar retailers should not assume they`ve won the battle for e-retail sales.
Posted 05/22/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Amazon.com will operate the Borders.com web site
Amazon will provide inventory, fulfillment, site content and customer service. The site will continue to provide Borders’ store location and in-store event information.
Posted 04/11/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Welcome to the Machine
Robots zip around more distribution centers, part of a building boom in e-retail warehouses.
Posted 06/01/2011Thad RueterPost a comment
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