Ecommerce Industry News
Verizon is selling its Verizon Media unit for $5 billion to Apollo Global Management, Inc, and while Yahoo Small Business will not be included in the sale, it could mean a rebranding is in its […]
Younger readers may not realize that before sites like Facebook and before Google, there was Yahoo, once the leading search engine on which most of us relied. Its Yahoo Stores platform (now called Yahoo Merchant […]
Online sellers who operate a Yahoo Store or website powered by Yahoo’s Merchant Solutions can now use PayPal’s Braintree payment processing solution. Announcement follows: Yahoo Small Business has partnered with PayPal to make Braintree payment […]
Yahoo had built a respectable ecommerce platform called Yahoo Stores, but executives considered it expendable and nearly jettisoned the Yahoo Small Business unit after renaming it Luminate, then Aabaco. The Yahoo corporation found a different […]
Uncertainty continues for online merchants who use Yahoo Small Business even as a major development in its parent company’s saga was disclosed on Monday morning: Verizon is acquiring Yahoo. However, merchants appear to have some […]
Aabaco is the new brand for what remains in many people’s minds “Yahoo Stores” and “Yahoo Small Business.” With fear, uncertainty, and doubt about the fate of parent company Yahoo, Aabaco’s announcement this week could […]
Merchants who host their stores on the Yahoo Stores platform went through the process of moving to new servers last month in advance of the planned spinoff from its parent company Yahoo, planned for next […]
Merchants who host their ecommerce storefronts using Yahoo Stores are dealing with the ramifications of the spinoff of Yahoo Small Business from Yahoo. On November 15th, Yahoo officially rebranded Yahoo Small Business to Aabaco Small Business and […]
Many sellers were stunned to learn in January that Yahoo planned to cast off its ecommerce business, including Yahoo Stores, as part of a spinoff of the Yahoo Small Business unit (YSB). And in August, […]
It’s one thing to look at holiday shopping trends from the lens of all retailers of all sizes, but small sellers can now look at data more representative of what they are likely to experience. […]