The Nike x Stranger Things collaboration sold out earlier this month, but fans can still find the sneakers on resale websites ...

Over the course of eight days in August, the retailers partnered to drop a selection of rare, authenticated Pop Mart bag charms. Following the event's tremendous buzz, Walmart's StockX Shop re-ups its ...

The recent release of the Air Jordan 11 “Gamma”‘s was seemingly a return to the good ol’ days of sneaker culture when heads ...

StockX will cut down the time it takes for some of its sneakers to reach customers by introducing a new Verified Sellers program. Select sellers will be able to bypass StockX’s authentication process ...

StockX achieved a $1 billion-plus valuation and set a standard by providing resale customers with a quality shopping experience that includes access to once-elusive pricing data. StockX and its ...

There are a few factors at play contributing to the Air Jordan 11 Retro Gamma's secondary market success. Michael Jordan's ...

A few months after StockX declared that the “sneaker resale market isn’t dead,” the company announced a new chief executive. Co-founder Greg Schwartz, who has been chief operating officer at StockX ...

Labubu dolls sold by Chinese toymaker Pop Mart are setting sales records on online resale marketplace StockX, and sales in June were more than double what they were in January, StockX reported today. ...

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While the old adage goes, “Find a job you love doing, you’ll never work a day in your life,” it’s safe to assume this was well before the age of the YouTuber, “plandids” and the stock market of things ...

You can practically see the traders scurrying across the floor chasing the flickering green and red lights like moths. AJ1-YYBLK is down—sell! ADIULBST-ALLWHT is up—buy! Suddenly there are a thousand ...

When Josh Luber, co-founder of StockX, was in the sixth grade, he started his first business: selling Bubblicious to his classmates. Covertly, because they weren’t allowed to chew gum in school. “It ...