Amazon's Moves To Steal School Shopping, Plus Overstock.com's Cryptocurrency Enthusiasm And It’s Time To Rethink That Complex P@$$w0rd.  | | | | | | | | | |  | | | Wayfair Beats Earnings Expectations — Again | | Wayfair has managed to beat earnings expectations again, notching narrower-than-expected losses buttressed by stronger-than-expected revenue growth — and paired with slower growing operating expenses. The internet's favorite furniture store also reported a notably growing customer base and a consistently-growing number of repeat users. The market's reactions were mixed — stocks soared on the initial good news, but closed down on concerns of conservative growth estimates for Q3. But Wayfair's CEO says the firm is pushing into the future — which he predicts will be powered by AR/VR tech. | | |
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| | | |  | | | Pay By Sound: It’s Back! | | "Cha-ching" is no longer the only sound that payments can make. LISNR has been working since 2012 to transmit payments at the POS via sound waves — and CEO Rodney Williams claims it's faster than using an EMV chip card, just as secure and even more reliable than near field communication (NFC). Find out why Williams is convinced that sound is the future of retail POS. Read More... | |
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| |  | | | Pros And Cons Of The Generation 3 Apple Watch | | The Apple Watch is doing relatively well for a wearable, second only to the fitness-focused Xiaomi as Fitbit falls out of vogue. But critics are divided over Apple's move to untether the generation 3 Watch from the iPhone by giving it an internal LTE modem. Some say the Apple Watch is getting closer to its original goal of replacing the handset, while others doubt such a thing could ever happen. Here are the pros and cons of the next-gen Apple Watch — what do you think? Read More... | |
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| | |  | | | Confectionery Companies: The Other Unintended Casualty Of Self-Checkout | | Grocery stores said goodbye to the gauntlet of temptations when they switched from cashiers to self-checkout lanes starting in 1992. But those impulse buys were a huge part of business for confectionery companies like Hershey, which says it has lost billions in sales since then. Here's how Hershey has weathered the change, and why other gum and candy companies haven't been so lucky. Read More... | |
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