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Tech

What Small Retailers Can Learn From the Industry’s Push Towards AI and Big Data

One size does not fit all.

By Corey Tollefson

Building a Business

How We Got Our Product Into Every Sephora Store As a Team of Two With No Outside Funding

You can see your products on the shelves of your dream retailer sooner than you think.

By Aggie Burnett

Business News

Alibaba’s Futuristic Supermarket in China Is Light-Years Ahead of the U.S. — and Shows Where Amazon Will Likely Take Whole Foods

With facial recognition payments and 30 minute online deliveries, this supermarket chain is all about being 'insanely convenient' for the customer.

Business News

Cashierless Amazon Go Stores to Open in Chicago and San Francisco

Here's what we learned about Amazon Go when the first location opened in Seattle in January.

By Lydia Belanger

Thought Leaders

How This Company Went From $10,000 in the Bank to a Baby-Care Empire Sold in 30,000 Stores

Fridababy became a baby-care juggernaut by first importing products to the U.S. that new mothers didn't know they needed.

By Joe Keohane

Tech

The Digital Retail Experience Is About to Be Redefined — Again

Imagine a frictionless retail ecosystem, just a step up from where we are now.

By Doug Straton

Marketing

Here Are 6 Weird Ways You’re Being Tracked in the Real World

You probably know that your online activity creates a data trail. But technology is creeping into the offline world, making it difficult to go anywhere without leaving a trace.

By Lydia Belanger

Building a Business

How the Co-Founder of Noosa Went From Office Drone to $220 Million in Sales

Koel Thomae took her love of Australian yogurt and created a business that retails in more than 25,000 U.S. stores.

By Stephen J. Bronner

Business Ideas

Want to Open Your Own Store? Make Absolutely Sure You Nail This Crucial Aspect.

Focus on the experience, not just the product.

By Business Rockstars

Tech

From Online to Offline: How Brands Use Big Data to Figure Out Where Their Customers Will Shop

Ecommerce brands are using big data to open stores exactly where their customers want them.

By Nancy Miller

Thought Leaders

A Men’s Yoga Brand Learns the Real Meaning of Flexibility

With slow sales, yoga brand Vuori realized it had a branding problem.

By Boyd Farrow

Business Ideas

The Do’s and Don’ts for Opening and Operating a Successful Retail Store

Everyone agrees that retail stores are dying. Here's why everyone is wrong.

By Matt Sweetwood

Business News

No-Checkout ‘Amazon Go’ Store Opens Today in Seattle

When you're finished collecting your items, just walk out of the store. No more lines.

By Chloe Albanesius

Entrepreneurs

67 Fascinating Facts About Ecommerce vs. Brick and Mortar (Infographic)

There are pros and cons to both.

By Rose Leadem

Marketing

I Followed the Process. Where’s My 6 Figures in 6 Months?

Getting your product on the shelves of a big-box store is a complex process that doesn't guarantee success.

By Michael Houlihan & Bonnie Harvey

Thought Leaders

How the Founder of Baked by Melissa Recovered From Her First Holiday Sales Disaster

Melisa Ben-Ishay talks about her first big mistake (during the holiday rush!) and what it taught her about prepping for sales spikes.

By Jason Feifer

Tech

To Succeed in 2018, Ecommerce Entrepreneurs Must Focus on This One Change

With more businesses competing for customers, it's time to speed things up.

By Entrepreneur Staff

Entrepreneurs

10 Great Holiday Gift Ideas for Every Type of Boss

It isn't easy finding the right present for the person who signs the checks. Don't worry, we've got you covered.

By Rose Leadem

Entrepreneurs

13 Amazing Travel Gift Ideas for Entrepreneurs Who Never Stop

Check out our picks prefect for the global-circling hustler in your life.

By Rose Leadem

Entrepreneurs

14 of the Most Ridiculous Luxury Gifts to Spend Your Money On

These luxury items will surprise your high-roller friends this holiday season.

By Rose Leadem

Business News

22 Ridiculously Expensive Tech Gifts

Unless you're the 1 percent of the 1 percent, you're probably not going to buy any of these items. But that doesn't mean you can't digitally window shop.

By Eric Griffith