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With dreams of becoming the next Sephora, the online subscription beauty service is expanding its physical footprint.

Jet is out to reinvent pricing for online shopping.

The focus and discipline required to succeed in professional sports helped this player envision a second career.

It retails for $49 but costs only about $2.05 to make.

You are what you sell, so we'll help you learn to match the needs and wants of your customers to the right goods and prices.

It's details like these that can make you a success or doom you to failure.

From creating a value-driven blog to publishing videos, here are a few ways to increase traffic to your online store.

Despite the company's optimism, others aren't so sure.

Be prepared. The date is set.

Location is key to a successful retail operation. Get the facts on how to decide where to base your business.

Lighting and personal greetings are among the low-tech ways you and can make your store less attractive to thieves.

The near ubiquity of smartphones and the irresistible lure of social media are upending how retail is done, all over the world.

Brands and retailers have improved their ability to reach consumers in their social habitat but wider ecommerce must find ways to integrate and offer similar experiences.

Are you doing everything you can to roll out the welcome mat?

While the ecommerce economy is poised for significant growth in the coming months and years, you can only expect to see results if you approach it in the right way.

Imaginative applications of wearable technology promise to improve efficiency and drive down costs in a very wide range of different businesses.

The goal is to drive personalized campaigns, both on the social network and across other digital channels.

Whether it's a short-term strategy such as better-targeted emails, or a long-term bet on delivering better customer service to shoppers, here's how retailers aim to be less focused on price slashing.

Brick and mortar is fine. But make room for digital marketing at the same time.

You don't have to be, like, totally hot to work at the preppy retailer anymore. Here's why Abercrombie is going G-rated.

If you think you knew Amazon, things are about to change.