(AP) - A marketing company has agreed to pay $8 million to settle allegations that it tricked Internet shoppers into signing up for discount clubs with hidden fees. New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced Read more
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August 11, 2010
Future of Wyandanch shopping center in peril - Newsday
An entire shopping center will have to be displaced to make room for a planned transit facility in Wyandanch, according to an environmental assessment released by the Town of Babylon. But the owner of the shopping center Read more
When shoppers at JCPenney Co. stores can’t find what they want, sales clerks are steering them to the Internet — not at their home computers, but at new online kiosks right inside the stores. Action sports retailer Read more
Apple and AT&T started taking orders for the upcoming iPhone model on Tuesday, but some buyers reported problems getting their orders registered. Computer systems at Apple Inc., the maker of the phone, or AT&T Inc., its Read more
SmallBusinessNewz had a story this week entitled Shopping Cart Abandonment – Seller’s Fault or Consumer Behavior? . It cites a Forrester Research report that said: “Despite improvements in site design and increased Read more
Internet sales of puppies created a loophole in breeding regulations established by the 1970 Animal Welfare Act. The loophole allowed puppy breeders who sell directly to the public to go unregulated by the U.S Read more
Blizzard to runs BlizzCon at a financial loss, they don’t make money off of it (see the 2009 AGDC keynote). What they DO get is increased community goodwill and uninterrupted focus on their products alone(no need for E3). So no, And this is a 2 day Read more




























