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Intern In Japan Builds Billion-Dollar Company Inspired by Mom's Comment
Everything changed for Yuta Tsuruoka when his mother, who runs a small shop in rural Japan, made a passing comment: She wanted to set up her own online store but didn't know how.
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Samsung Galaxy M30 to Go on Sale for Second Time on March 12
Samsung Galaxy M30 price in India is set at Rs. 14,990 for the base variant with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage.
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From Election Campaign To Shopping, How Algorithms (Secretly) Run The World
The complex mathematical formulas are playing a growing role in all walks of life: from detecting skin cancers to suggesting new Facebook friends, deciding who gets a job, how police resources are deployed, who gets insurance at what cost, or who is on a "no fly" list.
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World's Biggest Online Shopping Day Nets Over $14 Billion
E-commerce giant Alibaba said Thursday that Chinese and international consumers spent more than $14 billion in the world's biggest online shopping day, as it sought to soothe worries over China's slowing economy.
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Black Friday Deals: Four Websites That Offer Free Shipping to India
Shipping costs too high when shopping on international websites? These four popular websites offer free shipping to India.
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Government May Modify IT Act to Remove Legal Hurdles in E-Commerce
The government is likely to modify the Information Technology Act, 2000 to remove legal obstacles in e-commerce transactions as it seeks to further boost the rapidly expanding over $2-billion online shopping market in the country.
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Amazon posts increased Q1 revenue in face of rising expenditure
Amazon's international unit, which accounts for 40 percent of sales, continued to be a drag as sales growth slowed to 18 percent during the quarter.
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Jonathan Lu appointed new CEO of Alibaba Group
Jonathan Lu is to replace former leader Jack Ma as chief executive officer of Alibaba Group, starting in the position from May 10, the Chinese e-commerce giant said on Monday.
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China startup dodges IPO ban, floats on shopping website
Chinese entrepreneur Zhu Jiang didn't need a stock market to raise cash for his media startup. Impatient to tap investors even though Beijing has frozen new share sales, Zhu started flogging stock on shopping website Taobao.com.
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Cyber Monday sales best ever, for Amazon's Kindle too
Internet sales jumped more than 30 per cent on Cyber Monday, making it the biggest online shopping day ever, according to data released on Tuesday.
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Amazon faces new obstacles in fight for holiday dollars
Amazon.com Inc's gift for dominating the holiday shopping season may lose some of its magic this year. The country's biggest brick-and-mortar retailers, from Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Target Corp to Toys "R" Us, are gunning for Amazon, competing more aggressively on price and offering speedier delivery through spruced-up websites and stores that doub...
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Google struggles to unseat Amazon as the Web's most popular mall
Whether you are looking to buy a power tool or neon jeans online, chances are you start your search on Google or Amazon.com. But which one? Behind the scenes, the two companies are waging a war to become the pre-eminent online mall. And e-commerce sites large and small are caught in the cross-fire. As for consumers, the question is whether they ...
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Intern In Japan Builds Billion-Dollar Company Inspired by Mom's Comment
Everything changed for Yuta Tsuruoka when his mother, who runs a small shop in rural Japan, made a passing comment: She wanted to set up her own online store but didn't know how.
-
Samsung Galaxy M30 to Go on Sale for Second Time on March 12
Samsung Galaxy M30 price in India is set at Rs. 14,990 for the base variant with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage.
-
From Election Campaign To Shopping, How Algorithms (Secretly) Run The World
The complex mathematical formulas are playing a growing role in all walks of life: from detecting skin cancers to suggesting new Facebook friends, deciding who gets a job, how police resources are deployed, who gets insurance at what cost, or who is on a "no fly" list.
-
World's Biggest Online Shopping Day Nets Over $14 Billion
E-commerce giant Alibaba said Thursday that Chinese and international consumers spent more than $14 billion in the world's biggest online shopping day, as it sought to soothe worries over China's slowing economy.
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Black Friday Deals: Four Websites That Offer Free Shipping to India
Shipping costs too high when shopping on international websites? These four popular websites offer free shipping to India.
-
Government May Modify IT Act to Remove Legal Hurdles in E-Commerce
The government is likely to modify the Information Technology Act, 2000 to remove legal obstacles in e-commerce transactions as it seeks to further boost the rapidly expanding over $2-billion online shopping market in the country.
-
Amazon posts increased Q1 revenue in face of rising expenditure
Amazon's international unit, which accounts for 40 percent of sales, continued to be a drag as sales growth slowed to 18 percent during the quarter.
-
Jonathan Lu appointed new CEO of Alibaba Group
Jonathan Lu is to replace former leader Jack Ma as chief executive officer of Alibaba Group, starting in the position from May 10, the Chinese e-commerce giant said on Monday.
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China startup dodges IPO ban, floats on shopping website
Chinese entrepreneur Zhu Jiang didn't need a stock market to raise cash for his media startup. Impatient to tap investors even though Beijing has frozen new share sales, Zhu started flogging stock on shopping website Taobao.com.
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Cyber Monday sales best ever, for Amazon's Kindle too
Internet sales jumped more than 30 per cent on Cyber Monday, making it the biggest online shopping day ever, according to data released on Tuesday.
-
Amazon faces new obstacles in fight for holiday dollars
Amazon.com Inc's gift for dominating the holiday shopping season may lose some of its magic this year. The country's biggest brick-and-mortar retailers, from Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Target Corp to Toys "R" Us, are gunning for Amazon, competing more aggressively on price and offering speedier delivery through spruced-up websites and stores that doub...
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Google struggles to unseat Amazon as the Web's most popular mall
Whether you are looking to buy a power tool or neon jeans online, chances are you start your search on Google or Amazon.com. But which one? Behind the scenes, the two companies are waging a war to become the pre-eminent online mall. And e-commerce sites large and small are caught in the cross-fire. As for consumers, the question is whether they ...
