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[Chinastockblog.com] The China Stock Blog: What is impeding growth of Chinese online ...: With Alipay, Taobao ensures the safety of online transactions. Alibaba, Taobao's parent company, has partnered with four of China's largest national banks, including China Merchants Bank, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, to ensure online payment security.

[Newsletteradvertising.com] Internet News: Most of these are less sophisticated than the SIP models and use a cable rather than wireless technology to connect to the PC. They are basically remodelled headsets but with a couple of advantages: a familiar form factor that people are already used to and a keypad that means users can place calls, answer the phone and cut the call without touching the PC keyboard.

 [Traderstrade.com] Traders Trade -- For People Who Buy, Sell and Trade Online: Internet Retailer said that Walmart.com will focus on supplies for dogs, cats, fish and small animals and that the online pet offerings will exceed those found in Wal-Mart's offline stores. Information Week reports that Tricia Doty, Walmart.com's director of merchandising, home and family said, "Pet merchandise has consistently been a top search component at Walmart.com, and we're complementing what our Wal-mart stores already offer.

 [Guardianecommerce.blogspot.com] Guardian eCommerce: February 2005: Yes, there is a surge in Phishing, however, identity theft, which has been fueled by a surge in phishing attacks and often involves complex international rings where personal data is sold and resold, seems to pose the most immediate threat to the continued success of e-commerce. The FTC said awareness of the problem of identity theft and a streamlined process for reporting it might have helped drive the increase in reports.

[Thefeeddirectory.com] Feed Viewer: Feed Details - The Feed Directory: Most ecommerce websites avoid the web errors of the early days like behemoth graphics and ugly color schemes, but there are still mistakes being made. Some of these mistakes including not correctly displaying the product to the customer, illogical naming of items and categories, fear to use audio, clunky html code, inconsistent CSS and trying to do much on one ecommerce websites.

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