Five Retailers That Have Sucked It Up and Now Sell on Amazon
Surrendering to the might Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) - Get Amazon.com, Inc. Report is no longer a matter of pride, but a survival tactic for retailers. Sears (SHLD) bit the bullet on July 20th and acquiesced, announcing that it will sell its Kenmore appliances on Amazon, including a new line of Kenmore Smart appliances featuring Amazon's Alexa.
In honor of Sears Kenmore appliances having a brighter future, here are five other retailers with products that can be found on the e-commerce giant.
Lululemon
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The higher end fitness apparel company with a cult following also comes with Prime shipping.
Levi's
The heritage denim brand has fully accepted the digital age.
Aldo
Shoes and purses are better found amongst a larger assortment - perfect for Amazon.
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Ulta
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The beauty seller has an array of items available for those impulse purchases.
Williams-Sonoma
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Home goods are a hot ticket item for Amazon, schlepping kitchen items home from the store yourself is never fun.
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