B2C E-Commerce

Magazine articles on business-to-consumer e-commerce.

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Fast Company Pavithra Mohan	Amazon Competitor Jet.com Under Fire From Major Retailers Over Site Links Many of the companies had not consented to having their links posted on Jet.com -- and were in fact unaware of it, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Fast Company Neal Ungerleider	Twitter Steps Up E-Commerce Efforts With Shopify Partnership Twitter is partnering with Shopify -- an e-commerce software provider -- and other similar companies to expand its offering of native "Buy" buttons, which allow customers to directly purchase items mentioned in tweets.
Fast Company Rose Pastore	China To Install Police Officers At Alibaba, Tencent To Enforce Web Censorship The police officers will be looking for evidence of "illegal Internet activity," China's deputy minister of public security told the Financial Times.
Fast Company September 2015 Anjali Mullany	Gwyneth Paltrow Goes To Market The actress, Gwyneth Paltrow is the founder of the lifestyle brand called Goop.
Fast Company September 2015 Austin Carr	Why Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest Have Embraced ECommerce If the social titans can make buy buttons ubiquitous, then they could make many more billions in ad revenue supporting them.
Fast Company September 2015 Sarah Lawson	Why Bonobos Founder Andy Dunn Loves Kanye West Andy Dunn, the "master of men's pants" -- announced in May that he was giving up his role as CEO of Bonobos, the digital-first fashion brand he cofounded.
Fast Company Neal Ungerleider	Amazon Restricts Prime Membership, Only Lets You Share With One Friend Now that Amazon reportedly has 40 million Prime subscribers, the e-commerce site is tightening the screws on its sharing capabilities.
Fast Company Neal Ungerleider	Amazon Imagines Exclusive Lane In Skies For Drones Amazon's plan to use drones for delivery is looking less like a publicity stunt and more like a sober business plan.
Fast Company Pavithra Mohan	Report: 30% Of Etsy Sellers Earn Money Solely From Creative Work The online marketplace divulged that 30% of its sellers rely solely on their creative endeavors, both on and off Etsy, as their primary source of income.
Fast Company Neal Ungerleider	Amazon's Prime Credit Card Gives You 5% Cash Back In March, Amazon quietly launched a little-known exclusive for Prime members: an Amazon credit card with a 5% cash back program, in what might be an effort to lure customers away from rival retailer Target.
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