Amazon Loses US Court Ban on Perplexity’s AI Shopping Tools
The ruling is the first by a federal appeals court to address whether AI agents acting on behalf of users can legally access online platforms.

Julie Bornstein's mysterious new e-commerce platform wants to connect consumers with a personalised offering of brands. Will she succeed where others have failed?

Julie Bornstein's mysterious new e-commerce platform wants to connect consumers with a personalised offering of brands. Will she succeed where others have failed?

The tech company's new advertising strategy will help it compete for digital ad dollars in a market dominated by Google and Facebook.

The tech company's new advertising strategy will help it compete for digital ad dollars in a market dominated by Google and Facebook.

The application will allow users to stay in close contact with a small circle of people, automatically sharing videos and statuses with them.

The application will allow users to stay in close contact with a small circle of people, automatically sharing videos and statuses with them.

Facebook’s global head of luxury shares how consumer behaviour is evolving on its platforms and why both the tech giant and the fashion and luxury businesses must embrace transparency to engage the new generation.

Facebook’s global head of luxury shares how consumer behaviour is evolving on its platforms and why both the tech giant and the fashion and luxury businesses must embrace transparency to engage the new generation.

Former Harpers Bazaar UK Editor-in-Chief Lucy Yeomans is behind Drest, a new fashion styling game. She's betting access to Farfetch's selection and sponsored challenges from Gucci will convince users to pay for virtual goods.

Former Harpers Bazaar UK Editor-in-Chief Lucy Yeomans is behind Drest, a new fashion styling game. She's betting access to Farfetch's selection and sponsored challenges from Gucci will convince users to pay for virtual goods.

The fashion rental startup will cease taking new subscribers and pay some users $200 as it responds to complaints about supply chain failures.

The fashion rental startup will cease taking new subscribers and pay some users $200 as it responds to complaints about supply chain failures.

Retailers are using cameras and smartphones to track customers' every move. But is the data pulled from this technology worth the privacy backlash?

Retailers are using cameras and smartphones to track customers' every move. But is the data pulled from this technology worth the privacy backlash?

Alibaba will use Perfect Corp’s virtual try-on technology when selling products like lipstick and eyeliner on its Taobao and Tmall online shopping platforms.

Alibaba will use Perfect Corp’s virtual try-on technology when selling products like lipstick and eyeliner on its Taobao and Tmall online shopping platforms.

EditorialistYX, the latest product that promises a digital closet, is betting that personalisation is the future of e-commerce.

EditorialistYX, the latest product that promises a digital closet, is betting that personalisation is the future of e-commerce.

Direct-to-consumer brands like Allbirds, Glossier and Rothy’s are battling counterfeiters and copycats. These startups now face a problem even big-budgeted luxury brands can't fix.

Direct-to-consumer brands like Allbirds, Glossier and Rothy’s are battling counterfeiters and copycats. These startups now face a problem even big-budgeted luxury brands can't fix.

Many brands fled Snapchat for greener pastures on Facebook and Instagram. But those that stuck around have found Snapchat is a winning platform to reach Gen Z.

Many brands fled Snapchat for greener pastures on Facebook and Instagram. But those that stuck around have found Snapchat is a winning platform to reach Gen Z.

Inventory management is a mystery to even the biggest players in the space because it requires not only nimble decision-making on the production side as orders roll in but also a sense of fortune-telling. Recent technology, however, could be a major game changer — but only if retailers do it right.

Inventory management is a mystery to even the biggest players in the space because it requires not only nimble decision-making on the production side as orders roll in but also a sense of fortune-telling. Recent technology, however, could be a major game changer — but only if retailers do it right.
The ruling is the first by a federal appeals court to address whether AI agents acting on behalf of users can legally access online platforms.
The Franco-Italian eyewear maker reported a 15 percent rise in first-half profit, beating expectations, while revenue growth was driven by strong demand for AI-enabled glasses myopia products.
Eurocommerce, whose members include H&M and Inditex, argued AI-generated ads should be exempt from a rule requiring disclosure of AI use.
The companies are collaborating with eyewear makers Warby Parker and Gentle Monster.
The AI-powered styling and shopping app raised a $5.5 million Series A as it looks to expand.
The tool generates product comparisons or suggestions and will appear by default starting this week for US-based users.
Shares of the firm, which announced plans to rebrand itself as NewBird AI, sank as much as 31 percent on Thursday.
The struggling sneaker company has announced a pivot to AI computing infrastructure, immediately sending its stock soaring.