PIXmania's turnover is up 15% to 897 million euros, and its net profit is up 40% ... The group intends to diversify even more, engage in online travel and expand its network of stores.
Also, the group's e-commerce outsourcing services, e-merchant, reached EUR35m revenues in the last fiscal year.
Original article in French
Google translation
Monday, June 28, 2010
PIXmania targets EUR1.5b revenues in 2014
Posted by Michael S. Levy at 9:26 AM
Labels: BPO, e-commerce, e/merchant, ecommerce, Europe, France
Friday, April 23, 2010
iPad Commerce Watch: episode 2
Following in GAP's footsteps, here comes Italy-based online fashion retailer YOOX, with its own iPad app...
It was developed by Yoox's in-house team, and it enables iPad owners to browse, shop and pay in 6 languages and for delivery in 67 countries...
Posted by Michael S. Levy at 3:45 PM
Labels: Apple, e-commerce, ecommerce, Europe, iPad, mobile commerce, retail
Friday, February 5, 2010
Venteprivée.com 2009 revenues and 2010 projections
According to Journal du Net, here are the latest figures from online private shopping club leader Vente Privée :
Posted by Michael S. Levy at 12:23 PM
Labels: e-commerce, ecommerce, Europe, France, privatesales
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Spotify aims for IPO
Free music streaming application Spotify has revealed its aim to file for an IPO in the long term.
Spotify has gained widespread UK media attention and is reported to have more than 500,000 users in the UK alone, but its revenues were as little as GBP82,000 in May 2009.
Spotify is a direct competitor of Deezer, which offers an online streaming service, vs. Spotify's app which has to be installed on the user's computer to stream music.
Source: The Register
Thursday, October 18, 2007
France press clipping about Private Outlet
Private Outlet, un nouveau site de ventes privées, veut séduire l'Europe et les marques de luxe. Il compte totaliser 1,5 million membres début 2008 et ouvrir 10 nouveaux pays en un an.
Private Outlet veut décliner les ventes privées en Europe
From JournalDuNet
technorati tags:e-commerce, private, outlet, social, commerce, europê
Posted by Michael S. Levy at 10:56 AM
Labels: e-commerce, Europe, private outlet, social commerce

