There’s no denying it — when it comes to e-commerce, Marc Lore delivers. The serial entrepreneur sold Quidsi, the parent company of Diapers.com, Soap.com and others, to Amazon in 2011 for $550 mil
Mojo, a seven-month-old, New York-based company, says it’s looking to build a new sports stock market that lets fans bet on athletes just like stocks. Though the plan is to launch this fall, the
Earlier this year, a startup called Olive launched its new shopping site and app with the goal of making e-commerce more efficient, convenient and sustainable by offering a way for consumers to aggreg
With a new chief executive officer and $4 million in fresh funding from investors including the Los Angeles-based investment firm, Upfront Ventures, Territory Foods is poised for growth. The company r
In startup land, the mandate is to get bought, go public or die trying. And, as far as getting bought goes, one of tech’s Big Five could be a desirable acquirer.
YouTube is now blocking ads on channels with less than 10,000 views, Amazon pulls Diapers.com and other Quidsi apps and Spotify's invisible IPO. All this on Crunch Report.
Amazon will shut down Diapers.com and the other websites operated by its Quidsi division, the company confirmed to Bloomberg today, citing the division’s lack of profitability as the reason behi
If your wallet is still a little light after holiday shopping, Diapers.com founder Marc Lore has got you covered with the launch of Jet.com, a new site that’s managing to get people hyped up abo
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.diapers.com">Diapers.com</a>, the Amazon-owned e-commerce site targeting parents with new babies, is today launching a native app on the iPad, after seeing its mobi
<a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/10/21/sv-angel-chamath-palihapitiya-and-others-back-brazils-diapers-com-baby-com-br/">Last October</a>, Kimball Thomas and Davis Smith launched <a target="_blank"
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Everything comes around. A decade after the Pets.com sock puppet became the symbol of overreaching Internet startups, <a href
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It's been about four months since Amazon announced its plans to acquire of Quidsi, the parent company of <a href="http://w
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<a href="http://www.crunchbase.com/company/amazon">Amazon.com</a> has just <a href="http://www.businesswire.com/
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First shoes, now diapers. Amazon is reportedly about to announce on Monday the acquisition of Quidsi, the New Jersey-based
<img class="shot2" src="http://eu.beta.techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/27518_130374400325395_4003_n.jpg" alt="" />Although not yet live, German <a href="http://www.diapers.com">Diapers.com</a> clone
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<a href="http://Drugstore.com">Drugstore.com</a>, <a href="http://alice.com">Alice.com</a> and other online ret
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Marc Lore and Vinit Bharara have figured out a formula for selling low-margin goods online and shipping them overnight to cust
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"This year we will sell half a billion diapers," Marc Lore, the CEO of Diapers.com tells me. That is a hell of a lot of di
<a href="http://www.diapers.com"><img alt="" /></a>Ok, further proof that it's looking like 1999 all over again. A huge financial meltdown is just around the corner, and front line venture capitalists