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forbes | February 07, 2019
Luxury handbag reseller Rebag is on a roll. The fashion retail company that purchases luxury handbags from their owners and resells them at boutiques in New York and Los Angeles just raised $25 million for its Series C round of funding and has ambitious expansion plans over the next three years. “2018 was certainly a big year for us,” said Rebag CEO and founder Charles Gorra. “We established a brand. We we went from digital to a offline, so we set a lot of the ground. Now with ...
Sentinelandenterprise.com | January 13, 2020
Bay Colony Development Corp., a Waltham-based company, presented a $10,000 check to NewVue Communities on Thursday to boost the organization’s efforts to support local small businesses, said Executive Director Marc Dohan. Dohan said the money will support the NewVue Communities Small Business Technical Assistance Program, which aims to help businesses in the region. “This funding will help NewVue assist more small businesses in the area and allow us to reach out to different types of...
Business Wire | January 14, 2020
Today, Alibaba.com, the B2B business unit of Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA), shared the results of its brand new “Alibaba.com U.S. Small and Medium Business (SMB) Confidence Survey” and introduced “B2B Tuesday,” a major new awareness initiative to spotlight, celebrate and support B2B-focused U.S. SMBs, highlight their contributions to the U.S. economy and help them capture the global ecommerce opportunity. B2B Tuesday will be celebrated every Tuesday by Alibaba.com and other ...
Business Wire | January 15, 2020
At least one-third of U.S. small and medium-sized businesses accept cryptocurrency as payment for goods and services, a survey released today by HSB, part of Munich Re, has found, with newer companies up to twice as likely to trade in digital credits. The HSB nationwide survey conducted by Zogby Analytics showed that 36 percent of the small and mid-sized businesses accepted cryptocurrency, while 59 percent of those companies purchased digital currency for their own use as well. The business resp...
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