ThredUp might be the easiest way to sell used clothing. You just send in your clothes, and ThredUp sells them. “We do all that heavy lifting for you — photographing, listing, pricing, shipping, ...

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There are some traditional barriers to success in peer-to-peer selling and buying that Reinhart reckons his firm can overcome. Peer-to-peer selling has always been a challenge to online marketplace ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- In an effort to stay afloat at a time when online retailers are hurting brick-and-mortar operations, JCPenney has announced it will sell used items in some of its stores. On ...

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Luxury accessory resale site Rebag and online resale platform ThredUp have announced a multi-faceted partnership to bring their clienteles closer together and enhance both companies’ circularity ...

Walmart is teaming up with online resale site ThredUP.com to offer nearly 750,000 items of used women’s and children’s clothing and accessories on its website. The move, announced Wednesday, marks ...

One of Walmarts newest initiatives is a partnership with ThredUp, a consignment and thrift store. This sorting facility in Phoenix shows some of the thousands of garments in the ThredUp inventory.

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