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e-tailer

  • a word derived from e-tail.
    e-tail
    noun
    retail conducted via the internet
  • a word derived from e-tailing.
    e-tailing
    noun
    the selling of goods and services on the internet or through email solicitation.

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Instead, the e-tailer folded in tariff costs by raising prices across the board, including an average of 51 percent on top beauty and health products and more than 30 percent on housewares.

From Slate May 2, 2025

FWRD, the luxury arm of popular e-tailer Revolve, had its first Los Angeles pop-up over the summer.

From Los Angeles Times Oct. 21, 2023

This season will mark the first winter for the University Village brick-and-mortar location of Backcountry, the Colorado-based e-tailer that faced a backlash in 2019 for aggressive trademark infringement claims on the word “backcountry.”

From Seattle Times Dec. 6, 2022

For prints of paintings you see in museums, purchase copies through an e-tailer such as Fine Art America, where you can choose the paper, mat and frame.

From Washington Post Jun. 22, 2022

Kohl’s, which collects Amazon.com returns and sends them in bulk back to e-tailer, has extended its own deadline for premium electronics.

From Reuters Dec. 25, 2020

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