Retail: April 2002

Chaos should not be a regular part of the e-commerce process. After all, there are no out-of-the-box solutions that remedy a blatant disregard for good business.

The international company based in California is cutting jobs and revamping its business operations after announcing its revenues dropped by 2/3 over the year.

Jack learned -- the hard way -- customers may think you're personalizing content when you're not.

Consumers in Singapore are given an additional choice as to how they want to foot their bills when shopping at Suntec City Mall or traveling in a CityCab taxi.

The Enron fallout continues as the Cambridge, Mass., e-commerce software maker dismisses the auditor in favor of Ernst & Young.

The e-commerce app company also restates some results from last year in an accounting practices correction; the market duly punishes the company's stock.