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TOMS Creates E-Commerce Hub for Socially Conscious Shoppers
Called "Marketplace," the new e-commerce platform on TOMS.com features products from 30 entrepreneurs, all with mission-driven retail models.
The Best Way to Buy a Company Car
Take the time to consider your particular circumstances before deciding on a payment plan.
Simple Ways to Make Driving Easier
From sites that allow you to negotiate directly with lease owners, to apps that offer real-time reports on traffic, these tools take some of the stress out of driving.
Analyst: Top Exec's Departure a Sign Amazon Has 'Choked' in Book Publishing
Amazon made noise when it launched its New York publishing operation but has failed to land the next big thing in publishing.
Which Company Car Is Right for You? (Infographic)
Need to haul a lot of stuff? Drive more than 50 miles a day? Live in a big city? Follow this flow chart to your perfect company car.
Power in Numbers: The Benefits of Entering Fleet-Vehicle Territory
If your business has as many as 10 vehicles, you've entered fleet-vehicle territory, a place with its own rules--and benefits
5 Tips for Your First Fleet-Vehicle Purchase
What to consider when buying a fleet.
From Chickens to Caskets -- 8 Unique Rental Businesses
People have been renting movies and cars for years, but what about borrowing a wedding dress? Here's a look at the innovative and bizarre things that can be yours for a short time.
3 Ways to Make Online Sales More Enticing
With everyone offering discounts and deals around the same time of year, it's hard to stand out. Here are three ways to differentiate yourself from the competition online.
EBay Lures Apple Exec to Run Products Division
In the latest play in the tech world's game of musical chairs, eBay has hired Apple executive RJ Pittman to run its products division.
The Complete Cheat Sheet for USPS Shipping (Infographic)
First Class? Standard Post? Parcel Select? Tracking? Insurance? This reference breaks it all down.
Following Weeks of Delays, East Coast Shipping en Route to Normalcy
Retailers that depend on goods shipped to the Port of New York and New Jersey have been tearing their hair out in recent weeks. But there's smooth sailing ahead.
Need a Prototype? 3-D Printers Coming to UPS Stores
The shipping giant has made 3-D printing available in a San Diego franchise and will extend the offering to five other cities across the U.S. in the next two months as part of a pilot program.
Hiring Spree: Amazon to Add 7,000 New Employees
The internet retailer is expanding its fulfillment and customer service networks in an effort to offer more customers speedier delivery options.
UPS Cuts Guidance, Troubling Sign for U.S. Economy
The shipping giant has sharply lowered its financial guidance, suggesting that signs of pickup in the U.S. economy might be overblown.