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Amazon announced yesterday that it's shutting down all of its pop-up stores, as its brick-and-mortar strategy continues to evolve.
Amazon has walked back the decision to terminate a majority of the vendor purchase orders, but vendors and sellers are in survival mode planning how to protect their businesses.
The move signals one more way Amazon is seeking to control how companies sell on its platform.
To smaller merchants, Amazon Pay helps build brand trust and increased sales.
Advertising products sold through AmazonFresh may drive up sales for food and CPG brands, though not necessarily on Amazon.
Amazon’s in the news this week for coming under fire for, and cracking down on, fakes.
A growing number of health and beauty brands are turning to cloud-based systems that can handle customer, financial and inventory data across all processes, from production to payment.
During the Holiday season, Amazon abruptly announced that it wouldn't let merchants use FedEx to fulfill Prime orders. Now, the e-commerce giant has made an about face and let the parcel service back in. What's behind these moves is a complicated ecosystem of logistics competition and customer expectations.
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