Ecommerce

Amazon, the power player in the online retailer arena, is apparently operating on all cylinders, as its stock is trading at an all-time high (its third) with no end in sight. 

E-commerce giant eBay completed its PayPal spinoff on Friday, a plan that was announced in September of last year, after months of urging from activist investor Carl Icahn.

In honor of its 20th anniversary, Amazon has invented a holiday, known as “Prime Day.” To celebrate, the company said it will be offering more deals that Black Friday this Wednesday.

Contrary to popular belief, the country music star didn’t defeat the tech giant over royalties – we’re just seeing the new face of Apple.

Songwriter Missy Modell Wants a Piece of the $77 Billion App Industry. 

Ross Ulbricht, the convicted founder of Silk Road, has been sentenced to life in prison for running the underground online drug bazaar, signaling the government's seriousness in combating Internet crime.

Amazon is reportedly laying plans to expand its lineup of private-label products, adding a wide range of food and household items.

Amazon.com Inc said on Thursday it will expand same-day delivery to San Diego and the Tampa Bay Area under its Prime shipping service, which has been an engine of revenue growth for the online seller.

Growth hackers think they’ve invented the future of marketing, but the methods they use have been around forever. 

Nobody is born into tech riches. We all had to find our way here somehow and there are lots of ways to make it happen.

Amazon’s shares are soaring Friday after reporting strong 1Q results and disclosing Amazon Web Services unit’s results for the first time.

EBay is trading higher today following positive first quarter results driven by its PayPal unit.

Alibaba's December-quarter revenue fell short of Wall Street expectations, showing signs of a slowdown in the Chinese e-commerce company's growth during the hard-fought holiday shopping season.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is losing a precious security blanket now that she is spinning off the Internet company's prized stake in China's Alibaba Group.

Europe’s efforts to dictate how American companies run their business may seem over the top, but we’re definitely following in their footsteps.

In March, eBay CEO John Donahoe said eBay and PayPal were better together. On Tuesday, the company announced that eBay and PayPal would split in 2015, creating two publicly traded standalone companies.

Why VCs, Facebook, Google and everyone else is throwing megabucks at the likes of WhatsApp, Snapchat and Twilio. 

As earnings season winds down, tech heavyweights kicked rivalry up a notch -- this is your tech rewind of the week.

The e-commerce giant is looking to cash-in on the burgeoning 3-D printing industry. Will the move foreshadow more growth for the segment?

Alibaba disclosed new information on how much several Chinese institutional investors hold in the company ahead of its much anticipated IPO.