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The influx of capital will be used, in part, to expand the company's mobile offerings.

The comment was made by General Growth Properties CEO on an earnings call.

The goal is to use technology to make the shopping experience, as well as the bras themselves, more comfortable.

Once the top big-box technology retailer, Circuit City filed for bankruptcy in 2008.

For entrepreneurs that run an ecommerce or brick-and-mortar store, it is important to understand how you will be taxed on your goods.

The recession is why flash sale sites are old news, online-only stores are opening brick-and-mortars and why luxury brands now forgo exclusivity.

An NYC startup applies A/B testing -- common in the digital space -- to convert foot traffic to sales in brick-and-mortar stores.

Look out UPS, DHL and FedEx. There are reports that the ecommerce powerhouse is looking to soar into the air-delivery market, potentially aiming to dominate its entire distribution network.

Instead of relying on shock-and-awe tactics this holiday season, here is how businesses should approach their battle for consumers' dollars.

Tompkins also co-founded Esprit, but turned his back on the business world in the 1990s to focus on his conservation efforts.

A new study about the path to purchase habits of younger shoppers offers merchants an opportunity to be more competitive this holiday season.

It'll make changing your mind a lot less stressful.

Shipping costs aren't the only thing weighing retailers' digital profits.

This chart will give you the details you need.

Macy's, JCPenney and Staples are just some of the traditional retailers looking to give in-store shoppers an edge.

Shoppers at the Ralph Lauren Polo flagship store in New York City can now engage with Oak Labs' smart, interactive fitting-room mirrors.

Alibaba was the first company to capitalize on the holiday in 2009, and it's now the biggest 24-hour shopping event.

The change will affect the chain's 23,000 employees.

Looking to go head-to-head with Amazon, the world's largest retailer applied for permission to test drones for delivery, pickup and checking warehouse inventories.

Ten companies will be chosen to work out of the Target offices for three months next summer.

The retailer sent an email asking employees to work on the weekend with no overtime. But before you jump to conclusions, read this.