Amazon’s abrupt announcement last week that it would be shutting down Diapers.com parent Quidsi smells funny to some of the company’s employees. Anonymous sources working for Amazon reportedly told Recode they… Read More
Less than seven years after spending $545 million to acquire Quidsi — home to Diapers.com and Soap.com — Amazon announced Wednesday that it was shutting down the unit because the… Read More
Order today, and get it the next day for free. That’s the new offer announced today by Quidsi, which is owned by Amazon and operates several sites, including Diapers.com and… Read More
Exactly what Marc Lore, the former CEO of Diapers.com, has in store for Jet.com is not clear, but he has plenty of capital to get it off the ground. Today, he announced… Read More
Vinit Bharara is known for co-founding Diapers.com, an online retailer catering to tired moms and dads who liked the convenience of diapers, wipes and baby formula being delivered to their home. The New Jersey-based… Read More
After spending years helping parents change diapers, Marc Lore and Vinit Bharara have decided it’s time for their own change — not diapers, but careers. The co-founders of Amazon-owned Quidsi… Read More
Quidsi may be known for operating the online retail store Diapers.com. But now the Amazon.com unit is looking to leverage its relationships with moms and dads for a slightly older… Read More
One of the most fascinating rivalries going on in tech right now isn’t between Apple and Microsoft. Or Google and Facebook. It’s actually the battle for online retail dollars between… Read More
Should REI start sweating about Amazon.com, its new neighbor in the South Lake Union neighborhood? Job postings from Amazon’s Quidsi unit indicate that the company may be getting ready to put… Read More
In Seattle, Amazon.com customers have long been able to purchase groceries and have them delivered to the doorstep. Now, the company’s Quidsi unit — best known for its Soap.com and… Read More
Quidsi, the folks who revolutionized the way moms and dads buy diapers online, now have a new category in mind: toys. The unit of Amazon.com today is rolling out a… Read More
There aren’t any dog-talking sock puppets to be seen. But Amazon.com is doing its best to bring back one of the biggest dot-com bombs of the late 1990s. Operating through its… Read More