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The tech giant rolled out its expansion of the Dash program, which includes brand-specific buttons that let you order supplies.

The new offering highlights innovative 'rising star' products from both popular invention hotbeds.

The San Francisco-based shipping startup is unveiling a new product today that aims to make the process of returning items you buy online hassle free.

Earth's biggest e-tailer could one day 3-D print your purchases from the back of a high-tech delivery truck.

The founders of Skipstone aim to make product reviews over video more accessible and much more reliable.

With all the innovations we've seen, why is the experience of actually making a purchase on the web still so poor?

Ollie Forsyth didn't let haters kill his spirit. Instead, he drew strength from dyslexic billionaire Richard Branson's stratospheric success story and used their cruel jabs to fuel his entrepreneurial fire.

A new study finds that picking up your online purchase in a brick-and-mortar store doesn't save you as much time as you think.

The growing social platform has added action buttons to posts from four partners, including Etsy and Kickstarter.

In a report, the National Retail Federation says it expects fewer people will take advantage of Cyber Monday's digital deals.

The social platform now allows marketers to put coupons in users' feeds with Twitter Offers.

Find out how some seasonal slacking behaviors can actually help your business.

Online and mobile sales were booming last year.

The move signals a democratization of the uber-elite art and collectibles market, as well as growing consumer confidence in online shopping.

Google is planning on expanding its Shopping Express nationwide. The company is looking to go head to head with Amazon with product search, while expanding its dominance in online search and advertising.

An embedded 'Buy Now' could be Twitter's first step towards letting merchants accept mobile payments directly through the shorthand blogging service.

A new survey sheds light on why the mobile commerce experience isn't yet up to par with the PC ecommerce experience.

It's like nothing we've ever seen before! Wait, we've never seen it.

ASAP54 matches users' photos of apparel and accessories to identical or similar product images stored in its database.

Meta data and machine-learning software leads buyers straight to what they want.

An update to Google Now will notify users on their smartphones when they are in close proximity to a store carrying an item they've previously searched for.