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Metaio opens AR platform to chipmakers, developers

Metaio, one of the leaders in augmented reality technology, on Thursday opened its platform to chipset vendors and software developers for free, hoping to boost its position in the emerging sector.

Heineken links with Facebook in digital drive

Brewing giant Heineken is linking with social networking website Facebook to boost its global digital marketing, with the first fruits of the partnership being an online campaign aimed at making responsible drinking cool.

Apple May Have to Sell iPad with Different Name after Losing Lawsuit in China

The Municipal Intermediate People's Court in Shenzhen, a southern Chinese city neighboring Hong Kong, earlier this week rejected a lawsuit by Apple accusing Proview Technology (Shenzhen) of infringing on its iPad trademark.

New York Web: How Signpost’s Stuart Wall made Online Marketing Manageable for Small Firms

New York Web: How Signpost's Stuart Wall Helps Small Businesses Master Online Marketing's Brave New Data-Driven World

Data is the lifeblood of all online marketing. Few people understand that better than Signpost CEO Stuart Wall, a man once knee-deep in the data-driven world of finance. Wall, who'd spent two years crunching numbers at Bain & Co., ditched his unglamorous gig as an analyst to start his own business. He now sits at the helm of the city's hottest advertising startup, Signpost.

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Cyber Week 2011 Sales Hit Record, Follow Trend of Black Friday and Cyber Monday

Americans spent nearly $6 billion online at retailers' Web sites last week, as the so-called Cyber Week followed in the record-selling footsteps of Cyber Monday and Black Friday.

Holiday Gift Guide 2011: Gifts for Everyone on Your List

With the holidays less than three weeks away, don't panic if you haven't gotten gifts for everyone on your list; there is still much time to play Santa Claus. Here is a holiday gift guide, with the hottest gifts of 2011 for everyone on your list.

EBay Shares Rise on 'Strong Buy'

EBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) was trading up $1.23, or 4.19 percent, to $30.83 before noon Eastern Time on Monday, in large part because of the report from Kessler. He said he expects this quarter to deliver solid results for eBay in ints marketplace division and PayPal, another division of eBay.

U.S. Consumers Spend $6 Billion Online the Week After Thanksgiving

E-Commerce sales on Cyber Monday, as well as the Tuesday and Wednesday afterward topped $1 billion each day, according to comScore.

Employees and guests of Groupon ring the opening bell in celebration of the company's IPO at the Nasdaq Market in New York

Groupon Set for Strong Growth in Q4 Amid Regulatory Probe

Daily deals site Groupon, Inc. (NASDAQ:GRPN) appears on track to produce strong growth in the fourth quarter, driven by an uptrend in billings.

Imports of Chinese Solar Components Hurting U.S., Finds ITC

U.S. International Trade Commissioners on Friday said there is a reasonable indication that the U.S. solar industry is being harmed by the alleged dumping of Chinese solar components.

Marketing and Selling Your E-Book

One popular way of marketing and distributing an e-book is by setting up a landing page, also called a squeeze page, where you feature the benefits of your e-book. It's called a landing or squeeze page, because that's where you send people with your ads.

Ticketmaster to Refund Sales Fees from 12 Years: How to Get the Refund

Anyone who purchased tickets on Ticketmaster over the past 12 years is entitled to a refund, the company said, for processing fees charged at the time of purchase.

Google to Take on Amazon in Retail Space: Report

Google is considering a move to take on Amazon with Internet-based, one-day shipping retail shopping, according to a report.

Groupon Has Successful Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Shares Rise

Over 650,000 Groupon’s were sold between Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the holiday store “Grouponicus,” according to a blog post by Chief Executive Officer Andrew Mason.

Workers stand atop scaffolding as they work on a building covered in solar panels located near the factory of the Yingli Green Energy Holding Company, also known as Yingli Solar, located in the city of Baoding, Hebei Province June 20, 2011.

ITC To Vote On SolarWorld Trade Row Friday

United States International Trade Commission commissioners will vote Friday on weather or not the U.S. solar industry is harmed by the alleged dumping of Chinese solar components. What happens Friday could either break or propel the case forward.

Asian art demand mixed in $367 million Christie's sale

Auction house Christie's sold $367 million worth of Asian and Chinese art, paintings, jewellery and watches in its just concluded Asia sales series in Hong Kong.

Early reports by retailers suggest strong month

Early reports by big U.S. retailers showed November sales were better than expected, buoyed by a strong turnout on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year.

Early November retail sales reports suggest strong month

Early reports by big U.S. retailers showed November sales were better than expected, buoyed by a strong turnout on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year.

Groupon fourth quarter off to strong start: Yipit

Groupon Inc's fourth quarter got off to a strong start in October as the largest daily deal company's growth outpaced that of its closest rival, LivingSocial, industry data tracker Yipit said on Thursday.

LivingSocial to run national meal deal with McDonald's

LivingSocial Inc is set to run a national discount offer with McDonald's Corp as the second-largest daily-deals company moves to catch larger rival Groupon Inc.

Amazon Pushes Lawmakers to Close Online Retailers' Sales Tax Loophole

Amazon has opposed states' efforts to force online retailers to collect sales tax from consumers, arguing that Congress must first give them authorization.

Perform looks to Facebook to increase ad rates

British digital sports rights media firm Perform expects to be able to increase its advertising rates around video by employing more scientific data, such as that provided by Facebook, to target marketing at viewers.

Online retail in Russia stifled by infrastructure: PwC

Russian online shopping growth is being held back by poor infrastructure and slow delivery times, accountants PWC said on Wednesday, forcing retailers to spend more before they reap any benefit of rising Internet use.

Patagonia Tells Customers 'Don't Buy This Jacket' in Unconventional Black Friday, Cyber Monday Ad

Most retailers lured shoppers to their online and brick-and-mortar stores this Black Friday and Cyber Monday with ads promising deals that were too good to pass up. Outerwear retailer Patagonia, however, effectively tried to do the opposite.