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Clearance Stock vs. Wholesale: What’s the difference?
Choosing a source of inventory is a careful decision every business owner must make. Between clearance stock and wholesale options,…
Where Do Target Returns Go and How Can I Buy Them?
More and more consumers are returning items to large retailers due to the volume of online shopping taking place (eCommerce…
How Liquidation Sales Gives Buyers an Opportunity to Acquire Inventory at Huge Discounts
Retailers have to deal with excess and returned inventory somehow. There’s only so much warehouse space to accommodate unsold or…
What Are the Best Selling Amazon Products?
Amazon has become the biggest eCommerce marketplace in the world since its humble beginnings in 1994. With over 200 million…
Liquidation vs. Wholesale: What’s the Difference?
There is often confusion on how liquidation and wholesale differ (or if they do at all). In fact, there is…
What Inventory to Source for Summer 2022
With the warmer weather comes more time spent outdoors and planning upcoming vacations. According to the U.S. Travel Association, about…
Buying QVC Returns: What You Need to Know
QVC combines the best of retail, media, and social to create the world’s most engaging shopping experiences. Founded in 1986,…
Buying Wayfair EU Furniture Returns: What You Need to Know
Wayfair is a trusted online furniture retailer for millions of shoppers across the world. In fact, it has 25.4 million…
Buying Walgreens Returns: What You Need to Know
Walgreens is one of the largest pharmacy chains in the U.S. and has been around since 1901. It’s often the…
B-Stock’s Newest Marketplace: Ace Hardware Liquidation Auctions
B-Stock is pleased to announce the launch today of Ace Hardware Liquidation Auctions – an official sales channel for Ace…
Meet Regency Technologies: B-Stock Supply Sellers, testers, and recyclers
Regency Technologies has eight locations across the US, and they’ve been recycling, testing, repairing, and selling electronics since 1998. That’s…