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NY startup 72Lux has just launched Shoppable, new online marketplace that lets people make purchases from multiple retailers in one place. The evolution of a shopping idea Canny ecommerce analysts who’ve followed the ecommerce platform from the beginning will be aware of its evolution. Founded in 2011
New York entrepreneur Tristan Walker has just announced a princely $7 million Series A investment for his ecommerce firm, Walker & Co. The twenty-nine year-old former Foursquare business development lead and Andreessen Horowitz entrepreneur-in-residence launched his personal care products firm Walker & Co last year. Intrigued
Every ecommerce manager working in New York will remember Hurricane Sandy 18 months ago; but sometimes, out of havoc and destruction, a brilliant new idea emerges – and New York’s “DropBox for physical stuff”, MakeSpace, certainly belongs in this category. Brain storm The idea was
After more than two thousand beta testers played with it for a year, New York’s fledgling ecommerce company Stash has finally unveiled its iOS app for taking the bother out of buying beauty products. E‑commerce analysts in search of a new business model in the
Casper, the New York e‑commerce startup specializing in uniquely engineered “super premium” mattresses, has started shipping its product just two months after banking $1.6 million in seed funding. And any e‑commerce analysts out there who think that buying a mattress online sounds weird (how do
Most seasoned e‑commerce analysts will know that the world beyond the web has come to be known as “meatspace”. And for one species of potential entrepreneur, visual image artists, meatspace is where they have to stay if they’re to make a living. But New York
It’s official: as previously predicted here, New York ecommerce startup Blue Apron has just successfully closed a $50 million Series C round led by Stripes Group. For those ecommerce analysts out there who might not yet have heard of it, Blue Apron is a food
Ecommerce analysts who’ve been reading the marketing runes over the years will know that the rage for peddling “things in a box” kicked off in a big way a couple of years ago and then fizzled. Many of the ideas — sex toys in boxes,
Imagine you’re an ecommerce manager by day but a poker whizz-kid by night; the chances are that if you won an event at the World Series of Poker, flowers wouldn’t be the first thing on your mind. But they were on poker aficionado David Daneshgar’s
Busy e‑commerce managers, like everyone after hard day’s work, need to eat when they arrive home quaking with hunger. However, deciding what to cook can be a drag, especially if you need to go back out to the grocery store to fetch that all-important garam