online shopping

The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party on Thursday warned there is an “extremely high risk” of encountering products made by slaves when shopping with two popular Chinese fast-fashion brands: Shein and Temu.

Tech giant Google is facing yet another antitrust lawsuit, this time a suit in Europe potentially worth $2.4 billion over its online shopping service unfairly favoring the tech giant’s own offerings by “abusing its dominant position.”

A new browser extension called Amazon Brand Detector reveals just how many products sold on Amazon are produced by brands that are owned by Amazon or are exclusive to the e-commerce Masters of the Universe.

CVS Health said Thursday it plans to shut down 900 locations over the coming three year period, WHDH reported.

Instead of shoving each other on the sales floors of stores, customers rush onto online stores, causing sites to slow or shut down.

Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill this week that would crack down on “Grinch Bots,” Internet shopping bots that prevent real consumers from ordering hotly desired items.

Foot traffic to physical stores fell between 5 and 9 percent on both Thanksgiving and Black Friday this year, while online stores prospered.

British consumers are leading the world in the relentless switch to online shopping.

Thieves known as “porch pirates” have begun targeting the front step of suburban homes, stealing packages delivered to doorsteps just in time for Christmas.

Wal-Mart has announced that they will be joining Google’s online shopping platform Google Express, purportedly with an eye towards Amazon, according to a report.

Walmart are currently testing Amazon-style screens that let you order out-of-stock items from an online service in-store.

Per a CBS Miami report, the price you see for a certain product while shopping online may not be the same price everyone else sees when shopping online for the same product at the same store. The device you use, your location

Clothing retailer Forever 21 has pulled a T-shirt from its online store after customers complained that it promoted rape.

JERUSALEM – An Israeli company is hoping to revolutionize the experience of clothes shopping online. Yael Vizel used the technological prowess she picked up during her time in the Israel Air Force (IAF) to invent an app and web platform