E-commerce has been on the rise for years and the coronavirus lockdowns and subsequent social distancing provided a massive jolt that might have helped push forward the digital sales timeline. The last six-plus months have highlighted why Target TGT, Walmart WMT, and countless other retailers have gone all-in on e-commerce to help fight back against Amazon's AMZN encroachment.
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Etsy is an e-commerce marketplace that allows individuals and small businesses to sell everything from clothing to art and home décor. The Brooklyn-based company's tagline is: "Find the perfect handmade gift, vintage & on-trend clothes, unique jewelry, and more." Etsy has carved out a solid space within the booming e-commerce market by selling items consumers might not find on Amazon and eBay EBAY.
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Shopify working with Google on YouTube e-commerce trials | BetaKit
Shopify is reportedly working on an integration with YouTube that could see the video-sharing platform become an e-commerce hub for parent company Google.
Shopify could be set to play a large role in building out the e-commerce offering for YouTube.
A YouTube spokesperson confirmed to Bloomberg that the company is testing the features. They noted, however, that the work is currently in an experimental phase and did not share further details about the project.
Plotch Ecommerce ERP Launches Marketplace Module For Shopify And Magento
Using Plotch, a food or an apparel website for example can be very easily converted into a marketplace model within few minutes. The online marketplace ERP module can split any customer order into a rule based shipment which can be routed to any seller on Plotch. The marketplace module also manages seller payouts, commission invoices and seller reports. The seller can also choose from which hub to route the shipment based on their preferences.
The marketplace module is currently available for India based marketplaces only and will be soon available for global customers. Plotch supports multiple countries and currencies.
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Comcast, BHP, Shopify, BlackRock and Enbridge
Chicago, IL – October 8, 2020 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include Comcast CMCSA, BHP Group BHP, Shopify SHOP, BlackRock BLK and Enbridge ENB.
The Zacks Research Daily presents the best research output of our analyst team. Today's Research Daily features new research reports on 16 major stocks, including Comcast, BHP Group and Shopify. These research reports have been hand-picked from the roughly 70 reports published by our analyst team today.
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Shopify is an overvalued stock, this fund manager says - Cantech Letter
As an investor, what do you do with Shopify ( Shopify Stock Quote, Chart, News TSX:SHOP )? The stock has already more than doubled this year, but as a representative of the so-called 'new economy,' it's hard to judge whether SHOP is deserving of its lofty status.
"If you're investing in Canada and you haven't owned Shopify, there's been a pretty big headwind that you've had to overcome and so I would put Shopify in this build-it-and- they-will-come kind of investment thesis," said Radman, head of investments and senior portfolio manager at Caldwell, who spoke on BNN Bloomberg on Wednesday.
Kylie Jenner's make-up firm warns of Shopify data breach - BBC News
.css-14iz86j-BoldText{font-weight:bold;} Kylie Jenner's make-up company has warned customers of a security breach compromising names, addresses and the last four digits of credit cards.
Shopify said two "rogue" support-team workers had stolen customer data from at least 100 sellers on its platform.
Kylie Cosmetics said it was among those affected but was confident customers could continue to buy on its Shopify-run website.
Digiday Resilience Awards winners: How brands protected their workers and gave back to the world
At the top of 2020, the coronavirus crisis, an event of seismic proportions, irrevocably changed the worlds of retail, commerce, media and marketing. As stores shuttered and revenue shriveled, it would have been easy for brands and media companies across the board to simply focus on keeping the doors open. And indeed, survival was a crucial order of business.
But over the course of this year, some businesses did more than survive — they thrived and grew, all while protecting their employees' health and giving back to the world. Indeed, the most resilient brands of 2020 — the ones we honor today — were the ones that placed their employees' well-being, and the broader social good, ahead of everything else.
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