864 news & feature articles results for "e commerce company induce act"

An obscure legal body has passed controversial legislation that could revamp laws governing e-commerce in all 50 states.

Posted by Dan Goodin

With only four months left until it has to report to Congress, the Advisory Commission on Electronic Commerce still has critical decisions to make regarding when and how Net commerce and services should be taxed.

Posted by Troy Wolverton and Courtney Macavinta

The leading consumer e-commerce site shows no buyer's remorse a year into its deal with Alexa Internet, despite the privacy lawsuits, a federal probe and other legal headaches.

Posted by Paul Festa

A congressional commission isn't likely to recommend changing the current moratorium, but there will be some form of taxation in the future, says Merrill Lynch analyst Henry Blodget.

Posted by Sandeep Junnarkar

The company introduces services that help guard companies' brands online, diversifying its own revenue in the face of a potential lag in its Internet registrar business.

Posted by Stefanie Olsen

Along with splitting the company, Hewlett-Packard will begin to offer storage capacity on a rental basis, act as a secure backbone for e-commerce, and more.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

NetChoice, an e-commerce advocacy group, is calling on the National Retail Federation to apologize for calling online vendors addicts.

Posted by Stephanie Condon

update A federal judge says Southwest Airlines doesn't have to make its site more accessible to the blind. The Americans with Disabilities Act, she says, doesn't apply to virtual space.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Who do you want regulating state Internet taxes? Two bills in Congress are dueling over just that.

Posted by Margaret Kane

As Internet technology becomes more central to companies' core competencies, they are turning more and more to "In Companies" for software and services that will "Webify" their businesses. Check out a few of this new breed.

Posted by Daniel Rimer