Amazon has announced new Back to School and Off to College online stores, with new landing pages for each.

Grocery chain Kroger is partnering with autonomous car company Nuro to introduce driverless cars to its grocery delivery.

Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba has created an AI that can generate 20,000 lines of copy at the click of a button.

The Sound of Vinyl is an online record store and discovery engine with over 20,000 titles from every major label, plus indie titles.

Looking to fill the void left by Toys R Us, Amazon might publish a physical toy catalog for the holiday season.

Kohl's announced last Wednesday that it would begin hiring seasonal workers for the back-to-school, fall and holiday shopping season earlier than its ever done before.

You pick the day, they pick the show - just $49 - $59.

The Swedish retailer Ikea announced a new collaborative line of products called SPANST. The collection features furniture and accessories but also streetwear-styled clothing in collaboration with Chris Stamp, the LA-based fashion designer.

Amazon shook up the healthcare business last week with the acquisition of online pharmacy startup PillPack for around $1 billion.

Ride-sharing passengers will now be able to purchase on-demand, per day accident and death coverage insurance via a new smartphone app.