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Why Amazon’s explanation for shutting down Diapers.com and Quidsi stunned employees

Last week, Amazon announced it was shutting down Diapers.com and the rest of the Quidsi subsidiary, claiming it hadn’t been able to turn the business profitable. But that narrative doesn’t exactly mesh with what was said at an all-hands meeting just a few months ago, when Amazon and Quidsi executives told employees that they were confident that Quidsi would indeed be profitable in 2017, several…

Amazon is shuttering Quidsi, which included Diapers.com, after it failed to make money

E-commerce giant Amazon is shutting down its Quidsi unit, the parent company of sites like Diapers.com and Soap.com, after it failed to reach profitability, the company said Wednesday. Amazon bought Quidsi in 2010 for around $500 million in cash, according to a press release. The packaged deal came with other sites such as Wag.com (pets), BeautyBar.com (luxury beauty), Yoyo.com (toys) and…

Jet.com Could Start The Mother Of All Price Wars

Marc Lore, who sold his company to Amazon for $500 million, is willing to make one big promise about his new site: You won’t find a lower price anywhere.

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Since July of last year, entrepreneur Marc Lore has been posting coy updates to his Tumblr about Jet.com, a mysterious “new shopping experience” that…

Jet.com Could Start The Mother Of All Price Wars

<b>Marc Lore, who sold his company to Amazon for $500 million, is willing to make one big promise about his new site:</b> You won’t find a lower price anywhere.

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Jet.com Could Start The Mother Of All Price Wars

Marc Lore, who sold his company to Amazon for $500 million, is willing to make one big promise about his new site: You won’t find a lower price anywhere.

View this image ›

Jet / Via jet.com

Since July of last year, entrepreneur Marc Lore has been posting coy updates to his Tumblr about Jet.com, a mysterious “new shopping experience” that…

Jet.com Could Start The Mother Of All Price Wars

Marc Lore, who sold his company to Amazon for $500 million, is willing to make one big promise about his new site: You won’t find a lower price anywhere.

View this image ›

Jet / Via jet.com

Since July of last year, entrepreneur Marc Lore has been posting coy updates to his Tumblr about Jet.com, a mysterious “new shopping experience” that…