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Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon.com Inc., shows a Kindle in Cupertino, California

Tech industry tops list of fast-growing retailers

According to the National Retail Federation, certain mainstays in the technology industry experienced the largest growth among all retailers in 2010.

Insight Comm buyer likely to be picked within month: report

Insight Communications Co, controlled by The Carlyle Group, received final bids in its auction last week and a buyer will likely be picked within a month from bidders including WideOpenWest LLC and Mediacom Communications, the Wall Street Journal reported.

LivingSocial Nearing IPO: Value Expected at $10-$15 Billion

LivingSocial, the second largest daily deals company, is meeting with bankers this week to discuss an initial public stock offering expected to value the company at $10 billion to $15 billion.

LivingSocial Taking Marketshare Away from Groupon; May Hurt Groupon's IPO Value

LivingSocial.com is taking marketshare away from Groupon. Groupon's highly-anticipated IPO could be hurt.

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Why I Am Sadly Indifferent to Pottermore

Literary critic John Granger, the original Hogwarts Professor, says his two responses to the new website are so what? and please don't patronize me.

RIM marketing executive jumps ship for Samsung

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion has lost its second marketing executive in four months, highlighting the difficulties RIM faces in keeping pace with innovative market leader Apple.

Spams clog Amazon's online bookstore

A wave of spam clogged Kindle, the online bookstore, with material that is not only unworthy of reading but also poses threat to Amazon.com Inc’s push into self-publishing.

Amazon, eBay gain in ecommerce data

New data are showing strong growth in eCommerce, with Amazon.com having particularly healthy same-store sales gains.

Gartner: Global mobile ad market to double in 2011

The worldwide market for mobile advertising will double in 2011 from last year to $3.3 billion, according to the latest research from Gartner.

Political content spreads faster than commercial brand content online: New Research

An online field study research shows that people watch political content more than they watch and share advertising or brand content.

Analysts view: May retail sales post first drop in 11 months

Retail sales fell in May for the first time in 11 months, dragged down by a sharp drop in receipts from auto dealerships, according to a government report that could raise fears of a prolonged economic slowdown.

Analyst view: May retail sales post first drop in 11 months

Google to buy display ad company AdMeld

Google Inc plans to buy online advertising company AdMeld to grab a larger slice of the market for graphical display ads.

Dell, BN.com do poorly in online service survey

The websites of computer giant Dell Inc and book seller Barnes & Noble Inc provide some of the worst customer service, according to a survey of the largest Internet retailers released on Monday.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs talks about the iCloud service at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco

Apple's iCloud Sued for Trademark Infringement - Lessons from its Predecessors

Trademark disputes are nothing new for Apple. The recent lawsuit against Apple's newly announced cloud service iCloud adds to its long list of disputes over using trademarks obtained or claimed by other companies.

Google buys AdMeld in latest Web acquisition: report

Google Inc has bought online advertising technology company AdMeld for $400 million, according to an influential technology blog.

Coupons.com raises $200 million in private round

Digital-coupon business Coupons.com said it had raised $200 million from institutional investors, underscoring the tremendous investor appetite for businesses that help consumers find bargains using the Internet.

EBay seeks acquisitions to speed impulse buys

EBay is hunting for acquisitions to speed up its development of image recognition and augmented reality features as the online retailer and auctioneer seeks to capitalize on the potential of mobile phones to help consumers make impulse purchases.

Super 8 opening one day early in Twitter promo

Amid rumblings about its low-key marketing campaign, Super 8 will come out in movie theaters one day ahead of schedule on Thursday as part of a promotional campaign targeted at Twitter users.

'Jen Aniston's sex tape: I love it,' Smartwater [Video]

Jennifer Aniston stars in Smartwater video and print advertisements.

Does Groupon's New Privacy Policy Put Users at Risk?

Groupon and Expedia Partner up for More Travel Deals

Online coupon service Groupon and popular web travel agency Expedia team up to create Groupon Getaways.

Apple tightens iPad and iPhone giveaways

Apple has put restrictions over online giveaways of their products and has enforced its Guidelines for Third Party Promotions on companies using iPhones and iPads as gifts, tagging it “free”.

Economic factors seen crimping May retail sales

May sales results from U.S. retailers are expected to show how higher gasoline prices have crimped consumer demand for summer clothing and other discretionary items.

Google launches Groupon competitor today in Portland

Search engine behemoth Google will launch Google Offers, the search giant's Groupon competitor, on Wednesday, starting with Portland.

Gas prices likely dampened May retail sales

U.S. retailers are expected to show a moderate increase in May sales, as high gas prices likely tempered consumer demand for summer clothing and other discretionary items.

Uniqlo sees boost from light clothing in power-starved Japan

Fast Retailing Co <9983.T> Japan's leading apparel chain, said it expected a sales boost from shoppers seeking lighter clothing this summer as temperatures rise and half the nation turns its air conditioners on low to conserve power.

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