A Hitch in Offering Online Prices
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Travel sites want to help you find a cheap trip. But is cost the only factor to consider?
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As more and more retailers try to cash in on the online music scene, things are becoming increasingly befuddling for consumers -- especially for consumers who stray from the Apple iPod fold.
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Also: Online grocers can bring you many things, they just can't deliver a profit. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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HOTEL operators, take note: Todayâs hotel guests are making a nonsense of room-pricing strategies with their aggressive, Internet-aided discount-hunting.
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NEW YORK It&#39;ll come as no surprise to even the most casual industry observer that many marketers are shifting more of their ad dollars online. And perhaps even less surprising is that there are significant obstacles preventing an even greater flow of dollars to the Web.
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A glut of price comparison Web sites are  up for sale at values cementing the industry&#39;s coming of age,  but which also belie some defensiveness and signs that owners  are cashing out at what may be peak valuations.
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Are you being charged unnecessary fees? You can do better.
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Retailers are increasingly offering ways for consumers to shop online but pick up their goods in stores, letting customers avoid shipping costs.
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As listings migrate to the Web, the broker's traditional fee is threatened.
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Philippe Dauman knows he needs to bump up Internet revenue, but he can't do it via a purchase.
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Still not using online bill-pay? Here's how (and why) to get with the program.
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NEW YORK - If you've tried to buy digital music online lately, you may have noticed your options have blossomed, seemingly overnight.
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Some unscrupulous vendors manage to worm their way into price comparison site listings. Knowing how these shopping engines work can help you avoid the bad apples.
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Many people who lined up to be the first buyers of Apple Inc.'s iPhone made good on promises to try to flip the gadgets online at inflated prices, but a quick buck appeared out of reach for many.
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Consumers pay the price for high merchant fees.
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Like thousands of other merchants, Tammy Harrison thought she had struck gold when hordes visited her Web site by clicking on the small Internet ads she purchased from the world's most popular online search engines. It cost Harrison as much as &#36;20 for each click, but the potential new business seemed to justify the expense. Harrison's delight dimmed, though, when she realized the people clicking on her ads weren't really interested in her products.
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(Source: Tealeaf) Providing a virtual marketplace for buyers to "name their own price," priceline.com executes tens of thousands of customer transactions each day. With revenue tied so closely to web application integrity, priceline.com can't afford a single glitch.