Wish, the ultra-budget e-commerce app, is about as online as shopping gets. What happens when it comes to your neighborhood? By John Herrman At MRK Computing Solutions, in the Crown Heights ...

A $2 handful of worms may have been too good to be true A $2 handful of worms may have been too good to be true is features writer with five years of experience covering the companies that shape ...

The number of users has plummeted, and its stock price has dropped. Former employees point to an emphasis on short-term growth over customer service. Credit...Ariel Davis Supported by By Tiffany Hsu ...

Wish is a platform that nearly exclusively sells goods produced in China for rock-bottom prices. The company's CEO told Forbes in March that he rebuffed possible acquisition interest from Amazon in ...

Many shoppers would be just fine if they could never set foot in a retail store again. After all, everything is available online: books, groceries, pizza, household necessities, and even big-ticket ...

There were unbelievable bargains on “bestdeeal9,” a store hosted on the e-commerce platform Wish, including a $2,700 smart TV being sold for $1 and a gaming computer advertised for $1.30. But none of ...