Woot, the daily deal company acquired by Amazon.com two years ago, announced plans overnight to shift away from its longtime t-shirt supplier, American Apparel, and start using short-sleeved shirts ...

Woot founder Matt Rutledge is leaving Amazon.com, a little more than two years after the online retailer purchased the daily deal site. In a note on the Woot forums, Rutledge said that he plans “to ...

Matt Rutledge, founder and CEO of Woot, and the grandfather of the daily deal, is stepping down from his position, two years after the website sold to Amazon.com. In an email sent to staffers, and ...

Woot CEO Matt Rutledge posted this doctored photo of himself and Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos as part of a very funny blog post announcing that Amazon has bought Woot for an undisclosed price.

Amazon.com Inc. has purchased deal-a-day website Woot.com. In a joke-laden message on the company blog, Woot CEO Matt Rutledge said the deal won't change how the site is run — "with a wall of ideas ...

Woot, which has been part of Amazon since 2010 when it bought the company for around $110 million. Woot has already had some items for sale on Amazon’s site, as well as selling some of Amazon’s ...

Amazon.com has purchased Woot.com, but financial terms were not disclosed. Woot began in 2004 as a site that sold a heavily discounted item every day. Amazon spokesman Craig Berman says the ...

Amazon.com plans to acquire online discount retailer Woot.com, the smaller site announced Wednesday. Woot, which offers one item for sale each day, didn’t disclose the terms of the deal. The company ...

SAN FRANCISCO, June 30 (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc said on Wednesday it signed an agreement to acquire online store Woot.com, which sells discounted products and operates an online community, for an ...

Amazon.com plans to acquire online discount retailer Woot.com, the smaller site announced Wednesday. Woot, which offers one item for sale each day, didn't disclose the terms of the deal. The company ...