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Google is abandoning its payment processing service called Google Checkout, but it still wants to offer merchants a way to streamline the checkout process for mobile users through Google Wallet. On

Net income rose to $1.2 billion, or 83 cents a share, from $1 billion, or 68 cents a share, a year earlier....

Menlo Park, Calif. - Google will close down its Google Checkout online payment service for good in November of this year. The online service and...

The Home Depot Inc. (NYSE: HD) The Atlanta-based home improvement retailer reported a surge in...

For a fashion brand, getting picked up by J.Crew is practically the equivalent of getting venture backing in Silicon Valley. "We buy what other people do much better than we can ever do," says J.Crew's Chairman and CEO Mickey Drexler of the retailer's strategy to play curator. So while J.Crew's designers come up with fashion juggernauts like the The Ludlow Suit (aka "the perfect suit"), the company finds brands to pair up with — from a $13.00 Japanese Rollbahn spiral notebook to

Minneapolis – Target Corp. is testing a video streaming service...

Best Buy Co. (BBY), the world’s largest consumer-electronics retailer, posted an $81 million first-quarter net loss as the company lowers prices to compete with online rivals. The loss of 24 cents...

San Francisco – Pinterest, the social sharing network that many retailers use to promote products, is...

Eighty-three percent of Internet sellers surveyed by EcommerceBytes.com say the "Marketplace Fairness Act" won't affect them if it becomes law, because they do not meet the $1 million sales threshold...

Gap got an earful Tuesday during its annual shareholder meeting about not living up to its reputation as a socially responsible company. The San Francisco retailer received over 20,000 calls and plenty of hate mail from disgruntled customers around the world who are angry over its failure to sign onto an international agreement calling for building safety in Bangladesh, where recent factory accidents killed 1,100 workers. Another 50 protesters from labor groups like Global Exchange and International Labor Rights Forum picked outside the retailer's shareholder meeting.