By Pat Maguire, Director of Technology at SUMO Heavy.

Any merchant who is selling online, and receiving more than a few hundred orders can be exposed to some of these liabilities. Once you know that you have Nexus outside your home state, it can be worth looking into tax collection services to help you manage your liabilities.

In many areas of the country, physical stores are reopening as restrictions set to slow COVID-19 ease.​ In the meantime, e-commerce has soared.

Target reported its first-quarter 2020 results on Wednesday; online sales were up 141% during the quarter.

FBI says hackers have been planting card skimmers on online stores by exploiting a 2017 bug in the MAGMI plugin.

The coronavirus crisis will almost certainly push more people to buy cars online. Yet dealerships are such an entrenched part of the industry, particularly in the U.S., that the kind of radical transformation e-commerce has brought to other sectors won’t follow quickly.

We are still in the “internet dial-up phase” of grocery technology, but it is already possible to promise highly personalized user experiences, and then to complete orders every time. The game now isn’t just about a shift from bricks to clicks—it’s about who can best delight and deliver to all shoppers.

According to Adobe’s Digital Economy Index report, buy online, pickup in-store (BOPIS) transactions jumped 208% year-over-year in April.

The Philadelphia-based roaster is releasing two varieties of canned coffee that bring the liquid inside to 130 degrees Fahrenheit in just two minutes.