You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. E-commerce entrepreneurs are experimenting with app-based live selling — the new-age QVC, if you will ...

Harry Luu, who cultivates and sells rare plants, brought in $42,000 in one day by streaming on a platform called Palmstreet.

Grant LaFontaine was the first person to host a live-shopping stream on Whatnot. He sold $5,000 worth of products in the space of two hours. “And I’m not a particularly entertaining character,” says ...

It doesn't take much money, equipment, or even expertise to start live selling — an increasingly popular strategy that e-commerce entrepreneurs are using to move product. It combines livestreaming and ...

It’s an international marketplace where people can buy and sell thousands of different items primarily through live shows and auctions.

Standing in front of shelves lined with handbags from Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Hermès, a flame-haired woman in chunky black glasses known online simply as Wild Ginger Vintage blasts Earth, Wind & ...

Whatnot, the livestream marketplace platform for trading card collectors and sneakerheads alike, is offering a bit of positive news at a time when the overall livestream shopping industry is failing ...

Although still a young medium, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cards are transacting through online live-selling platforms. Filthbomb Breaks Today, more hobbyists than ever are building their ...

Whatnot, the platform that allows users to sell items such as trading cards, comics, and sneakers through live videos, announced on Wednesday that it has secured $265 million in a Series E funding ...