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New Online Bill Payment Site Faces Paper Tiger

A financial technology services firm on Monday unveiled Nopaperbills.com, a Web site where consumers and small businesses can receive, view and pay both electronic and paper bills over the Internet ...

SAP Claims 20 Percent Stake in Commerce One

E-business software firm SAP (NYSE: SAP) announced Friday that U.S. antitrust authorities have approved its increased investment in Commerce One (Nasdaq: CMRC), boosting SAP's total stake in the e-marketplace provider to more than 20 percent ...

Online Glitch Yields Bargain Airfares on United

A snafu on the Web site of United Airlines (NYSE: UAL) allowed travelers to book round-trip flights from Chicago to Bombay, India -- via Frankfurt, Germany -- for a mere US$140 on Tuesday ...

Credit Card Woes Might Close Buy.com

Online retailer Buy.com (Nasdaq: BUYX) might have to close its doors because its credit card processor plans to end their relationship on September 1st, according to Buy.com's quarterly filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this week ...

Beyond.com Launches Mall to Boost eStores

E-commerce service provider Beyond.com (Nasdaq: BYND) launched an online software and hardware shopping mall Monday, offering computer-related products from Beyond's eStore clients ...

Beenz.com Closes Internet Currency Business

Online currency provider Beenz.com announcedlate Thursday that its currency would be invalid as of August 26th. The company's collapse comes just one week after rival e-currency site Flooz.com suspended its operations ...

Study: Internet Usage by Small Manufacturers Startling

Technology support and services firms are leading U.S. small businesses in using and investing in the Internet, but manufacturing firms are a surprising second, according to a report released by IDC on Wednesday. ...

Step Forward for Online Foreign Currency Exchanges?

Financial software provider BizCurrency said Tuesday that it is offering foreign currency exchanges for transactions conducted through online business-to-business (B2B) marketplaces ...

Web Payments Site Flooz Eyes Merger

Just two days after shutting down operations, online currency provider Flooz.com told itspartners Friday that it plans to resume business, possibly by way of a merger. ...

BidBay Fires Shot Back at eBay

Online auction site BidBay.com said Thursday that it has filed a motion to dismiss the trademark infringement lawsuit recently filed against it by Internet auction giant eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) ...

Tickets.com Returns from Nasdaq Brink

Tickets.com (Nasdaq: TIXXD), a Costa Mesa, California-based Web site that provides ticketing for live events, announced Thursday that the Nasdaq Listing Qualifications Panel will allow the company to remain listed on the Nasdaq exchange ...

Tax Rebates Unlikely To Spur E-Tail Boom – Analysts

With tax rebate checks from the U.S. government beginning to arrive in consumer mailboxes, some e-tailers are hoping the extra cash will make its way to their bottom lines. ...

Travelocity’s New Speech-Recognition Option Might Signal Trend

Travel e-tailer Travelocity.com (Nasdaq: TVLY) officially launched a speech-driven customer service application Monday that will allow customers to review existing travel plans over the phone, the company said. ...

Internet Moves Closer to Tax Haven

The U.S. government moved one step closer to a permanent ban on Internet access taxes and a five-year extension on the moratorium on multiple or discriminatory Internet taxes Thursday, when the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law passed the "Internet Tax Nondiscrimination Act" (H.R. 1552) ...

Study: Web Offers Data, Not Deals, to Life Insurance Shoppers

Though some observers say that the Internet provides crucial value to life insurance consumers as a research and information tool, the Web might not be the best place to find good deals, according to findings released Tuesday by the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) ...

GoTo.com Spins Off Online Auction Services Arm

GoTo.com (Nasdaq: GOTO) announced Monday that it will spin off its auctions unit into a self-contained auction service provider called ChannelAdvisor. ...

Report: Two-Month Slippage in E-tail Spending

Total U.S. online spending decreased from US$3.9 billion in May to $3.2 billion in June, an 18.3 percent drop, according to a report released Wednesday by Forrester Research (Nasdaq: FORR) in conjunction with Greenfield Online ...

Profits Within Reach for Amazon, Analysts Say

In the aftermath of Amazon.com's release of its Q2 earnings report Monday, several industry analysts believe that the e-tailer can make good on its prediction of year-end profitability ...

Test Shows Digital Signatures Reduce Risk for Sellers

The Electronic Payments Association announced Monday that ATM or debit cards can be used on the Internet with transaction authentication and security that are comparable to point-of-sale purchases ...

Study: Winning at E-Commerce Requires Evolved Management Style

Companies that want to take advantage of the opportunities posed by e-commerce will have to do a better job managing dynamic pricing strategies, intellectual property rights, and partnership relationships, researchers at the University of California-Irvine Graduate School of Management announced Thursday ...

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