/ Marketing

Comerxia ceases operations

Comerxia Inc., a turnkey provider of services to online retailers looking to sell overseas, has ceased operations. The company has shut down its web site and has sent e-mail messages to customers and others stating that the company has ceased to operate.

Posted 08/15/2006Paul DemeryPost a comment

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/ Technology

Why Etronics.com is revamping operations

With more warehouse space and improved back-end technology, Etronics has a goal of shipping 80% of all orders within the next business day, says director of marketing David Dwek.

Posted 09/28/2005Mark BrohanPost a comment

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Comerxia hires a logistics expert as VP of operations

Comerxia, provider of global e-commerce services, has named David Wible vice president of operations.

Posted 10/12/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

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/ Marketing

More e-retailers look to the web to fill its promise of global selling

Most online retailers have avoided the global market, citing numerous obstacles. But the topic is getting more interest these days and was addressed by speakers and exhibitors at eTail 2004 East in Fort Lauderdale this week.

Posted 08/05/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Drugstore.com fulfills first international order with shipment to Hong Kong

A new partnership with international logistics firm Comerxia Inc. opens Drugstore for business in 35 ex-US countries. A hosted application calculates fees and tracks orders.

Posted 07/24/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

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/ E-Retailers

Drugstore.com’s 2002 revenues rise 33% over 2001

Drugstore.com’s Q4 net sales reached a record $55 million, a 27% increase over the year-ago period. For the full year 2002, net sales rose 33% over 2001, to $194 million from $145.3 million.

Posted 01/22/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

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/ Technology

Drugstore.com’s Q4 sales grow 26% over year ago

Preliminary results show sales growth of 26% in Q4 vs. year ago to $55 million, Drugstore.com reports. It also reveals four deals to expand its product offerings into contact lenses, flowers and wheelchairs and to sell to overseas customers.

Posted 01/06/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

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It`s a small world

When it comes to selling into global markets, cultural aspects are as important as technology and operations.

Posted 03/31/2006Internet RetailerPost a comment

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