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Amazon to Tap Brazil Beauty Boom with Cosmetics Partners
Amazon is recruiting major Brazilian cosmetics firms to sell via the logistics platform it is developing in Brazil, the world's fourth-largest beauty market.
Amazon to Tap Brazil Beauty Boom with Cosmetics Partners
Amazon is recruiting major Brazilian cosmetics firms to sell via the logistics platform it is developing in Brazil, the world's fourth-largest beauty market.
Social Goods | Guess Co-Founder Resigns After #MeToo, Links Between Weinstein and Marchesa
This week, Paul Marciano resigns from Guess after sexual misconduct allegations, while an investigation has found connections between Marchesa and Harvey Weinstein.
Social Goods | Guess Co-Founder Resigns After #MeToo, Links Between Weinstein and Marchesa
This week, Paul Marciano resigns from Guess after sexual misconduct allegations, while an investigation has found connections between Marchesa and Harvey Weinstein.
Amazon to Create More Than 2,500 Jobs in Britain This Year
The e-commerce giant is unconcerned by Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
Amazon to Create More Than 2,500 Jobs in Britain This Year
The e-commerce giant is unconcerned by Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
Bits & Bytes | L'Oréal Invests in Start-Ups, Slowing Internet Growth
This week, L'Oréal acquires its first beauty tech start-up ModiFace, while a new tech industry report suggests a slowing growth in Internet users.
Bits & Bytes | L'Oréal Invests in Start-Ups, Slowing Internet Growth
This week, L'Oréal acquires its first beauty tech start-up ModiFace, while a new tech industry report suggests a slowing growth in Internet users.
Amazon Cuts Australia From Its US Site to Avoid Sales Import Tax
The move will drive traffic to Amazon's Australian website, which has drawn criticism for a thin product range and uncompetitive prices.
Amazon Cuts Australia From Its US Site to Avoid Sales Import Tax
The move will drive traffic to Amazon's Australian website, which has drawn criticism for a thin product range and uncompetitive prices.
India's E-Commerce Wars to Be Reshaped by Private Label Brands
With nearly 500 million Indians using the internet in 2018, a bigger push into private labels could help both Flipkart and Amazon make money.
India's E-Commerce Wars to Be Reshaped by Private Label Brands
With nearly 500 million Indians using the internet in 2018, a bigger push into private labels could help both Flipkart and Amazon make money.
Bits & Bytes | The Retailer Amazon Can't Destroy, Facial Recognition in Stores
This week, Ulta is one Amazon's main competitors in the beauty space, while stores could be tracking customers with facial recognition technology.
Bits & Bytes | The Retailer Amazon Can't Destroy, Facial Recognition in Stores
This week, Ulta is one Amazon's main competitors in the beauty space, while stores could be tracking customers with facial recognition technology.
Indie Beauty Brands Approach Amazon with Caution
As Amazon prepares to launch an ‘Indie Beauty Shop,’ cosmetics brands are weighing whether the benefits of selling to the e-commerce company’s vast customer base outweigh the potential costs.
Indie Beauty Brands Approach Amazon with Caution
As Amazon prepares to launch an ‘Indie Beauty Shop,’ cosmetics brands are weighing whether the benefits of selling to the e-commerce company’s vast customer base outweigh the potential costs.
Bits & Bytes | Zara's High-Tech Flagship, Amazon Sales to Match Walmart's
This week, Zara opens a London flagship with automated order collection points and self-checkout, while Amazon's US sales are set to match Walmart's in three years.
Bits & Bytes | Zara's High-Tech Flagship, Amazon Sales to Match Walmart's
This week, Zara opens a London flagship with automated order collection points and self-checkout, while Amazon's US sales are set to match Walmart's in three years.
Can Walmart Crack Fashion?
Walmart is trying to position itself as a destination for fashion, as it attempts to attract more affluent customers and build an e-commerce presence that can compete with Amazon.
Can Walmart Crack Fashion?
Walmart is trying to position itself as a destination for fashion, as it attempts to attract more affluent customers and build an e-commerce presence that can compete with Amazon.