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States can now force online retailers to collect sales tax. It may benefit state budgets, and brick-and-mortar stores, but who could be hurt? CNBC’s “On the Money” asks retail expert Jan Kniffen » Read More
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Teen retailer Aerie is gaining market share in the intimates category by appealing to real women through social media. » Read More |
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The Supreme Court ruled online retailers can be forced to collect sales tax in states where they do not have a physical presence. » Read More |
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Domino's and Toppers Pizza are squaring off after the pizza giant learned that Toppers plans to run a series of ads using its logo.
- Amazon is still a buy and will fare better than its competitors following court ruling, analyst says
CFRA analyst Tuna Amobi said Amazon's already huge footprint in the online commerce space will allow it to retain share and likely fare better than many of its smaller competitors. The firm kept its "buy" rating on the stock.
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The decision will level the playing field between online and brick-and-mortar retailers, industry leaders say.
Do those reviews seem odd? Here are some pro tips for how to spot a fake on Amazon from Gobankingrates.
If you're avoiding sales taxes on your web-based purchases, you should know that you owe your state on those levies. Here's what this key ruling means for you.
A Boston-based consumer watchdog group has warned of the dangers to children of water balloon slingshots.
The moves happens after the Supreme Court rules that states have the right to collect potentially billions of dollars in taxes from internet sales.
The court overturned a 1992 precedent barring states from requiring businesses with no "physical presence" in that state to collect sales taxes.
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Darden Restaurants posted better-than-expected fiscal fourth-quarter earnings, buoyed by strong sales at most of its restaurants, and raised its quarterly dividend.
The event, which hasn't yet been announced by Amazon, is reportedly slated to be on July 17 this year.
Jim Cramer breaks down the distinguishing factor between Intuit and H&R Block.
Jim Cramer sits down with Williams-Sonoma President and CEO Laura Alber to find out how the Pottery Barn parent is faring in the age of Amazon.
A representative for Winfrey later told Bloomberg the speculation wasn't true.
General Mills and GoodBelly will work together to expand beyond juices into new types of products.
A Walmart executive signed a document indicating the buyer was purchasing the property with a loan from a nonprofit that runs migrant children shelters, the New York Times reports.
Starbucks President and CEO Kevin Johnson discusses lowering the coffee chain's fiscal third-quarter sales forecast and scaling back store growth on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street."
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