Retail Technology & Ecommerce

Target is launching its own third-party ecommerce marketplace, Target+, including a curated list of products from merchants that complement its own offerings in categories like home, toys, electronics and sporting goods.

Amazon is planning to open dozens of grocery stores in several major U.S. cities as the retail giant looks to broaden its reach in the food business beyond its specialty Whole Foods brand.

The FedEx SameDay Bot, developed with help from Segway inventor Dean Kamen, may help retailers make same day deliveries. It’ll be tested this summer.

London-based Unmade is taking the guesswork out of the fashion industry.

The experiment is expected to launch sometime later this year in the Los Angeles area with a handful of companies that sell goods on Amazon’s site, sources familiar with the project told USA TODAY.

Payoneer a B2B online payment platform for e-commerce launches its Capital Advance service for domestic sellers.

In this piece, Emily Bedford, head of customer success, EMEA, Partnerize, tells DTCDaily that we have arrived at the age of the DTC Brand. You know the

The IPO could value the home exercise DTC startup at more than $8 billion.

DTC brand which started with bras and now makes and sells a variety of lingerie and underwear catering to a wide variety of women’s shapes and sizes.

News media : Online image search site Pinterest Inc has confidentially filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering, according to reports on Thursday.

JD.com, China’s largest retailer, and Rakuten, Inc., a leading global innovation company in e-commerce, have signed an agreement that will see JD.com’s drones and autonomous delivery robots utilized in Rakuten’s unmanned delivery solutions in Japan.