eCommerce Minute

Sears is expanding its product leasing program to the Sears and Kmart websites. The program is an extension of their in-store WhyNotLeaseIt program.

At the 2018 Facebook f8 developers conference last week, the company rolled out new features to augment the Messenger platform to help brands sell more.

The new feature allows users to register a debit or credit card as part of a profile allowing you to shop and pay, without ever leaving the platform.

Bringing together virtual reality and eCommerce, sneaker brand Six Hundred Four recently opened a VR sneaker store.

Payment processor Square announced that they are acquiring website builder Weebly for $365 million dollars.

Snapchat’s new Shoppable AR takes Sponsored Lenses one step further and allows businesses to sell products directly from a Snapchat filter.

Amazon has teamed up with GM and Volvo to provide a service where your vehicle can be unlocked and packages delivered.

Apple's first foray into the smart speaker market hasn't been going so well. Despite rave reviews for its sound quality, Home Pod sales have been disappointing, according to a report by Bloomberg.

Starting May 1st, the 3 dollar grocery and personal care website is launching a pop-up store in Los Angeles.

Jet.com saw a 60% decline in traffic over last year, as Walmart invests in its Walmart.com marketing efforts while cutting back on Jet promotions.