Video cards, power units, tablets and Xbox units drove first-day bitcoin sales for TigerDirect.
New York-based social e-commerce platform Fancy, a website known as the "Pinterest for shopping," is now accepting bitcoin.
Canadian online eyewear giant is to begin taking bitcoin payments, opening up $196m in potential sales.
Ecommerce giant Overstock has started taking bitcoins on its site, months ahead of schedule.
Patrick Byrne, CEO of e-commerce company Overstock.com, spoke to CoinDesk about details of its bitcoin plans following its announcement.
SnapCard's Dunworth and Giannaros discuss e-commerce, Christmas and how early adopters have fuelled the company’s recent success.
Last week the rapper tweeted that his next release will be “available in bitcoin and delivered in a drone”.
The Mastercoin Foundation plans to let people create their own virtual currency using the existing Bitcoin protocol.
SnapCard's users can pay with bitcoin at online retailers that don't officially accept the cryptocurrency.
Babberly has its own virtual currency called babberCRED. And bitcoin is being used as a complement to that.
Popular e-commerce platform Shopify announced earlier today it would add a bitcoin payment option for its sellers.
An Iranian e-commerce site selling handmade shoes accepts only bitcoin, attempting to avoid stringent trade restrictions.
By hooking up with BitPay, BitMonet hopes to revolutionize microtransactions for publishers.
Cointagion has developed a simple way to sell goods for bitcoins online, without the need for an online shopping cart.