Google Alert - shopping online

	shopping online As-it-happens update ⋅ February 1, 2018
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	Mobile Shopping to Overtake In-Store Shopping; China Spends the Most Online RetailTechNews RetailTechNews' weekly roundup brings you up-to-date research findings from around the world. In this week's edition: Mobile shopping to overtake in-store shopping; China spends the most online; and Booking apps driving last-minute booking traffic. Flag as irrelevant
	Pine Ridge Mall's Herberger's to Close KPVI News 6 Malls and retail stores across the country are struggling because of the online shopping boom, and one of the largest shopping destinations in the Pocatello/Chubbuck areas is closing. The Herberger's department store in the Pine Ridge Mall will be closing its doors in a little over a month. The store ... Flag as irrelevant
	Customers worried for future of town centre after M&S set to close The News Meon Valley resident Pete Ward said: 'I think people are now shopping online to get the best deals for clothes and electrical goods but it is surprising as M&S caters for the older generation who probably would not buy online. 'But as one of the flagship stores in the town centre I am sure it will worry other ... Flag as irrelevant
	What will Ikea build next? Financial Times Online shopping is potentially an even greater threat. Kamprad came up with the infamous labyrinthine store layout to ensure that shoppers made a maximum of impulse purchases in its market hall, full of higher-margin items such as rugs and lamps. Ikea has begun selling online but having workers ... Flag as irrelevant
	3 Big-Brand Stocks to Buy Now Motley Fool Management attributed the problem with its holiday offers not resonating (as they haven't changed much in several years), a decrease in mall traffic as more people do their holiday shopping online, and pressure on non-Starbucks Rewards members. Management is taking steps to resolve the issues it ... Flag as irrelevant
	H&M's profits fall as it struggles with growth of online shopping Newburgh Gazette The online store is now available in 44 markets and will soon be available in India and via franchise partners to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Karl-Johan Persson, H&M, CEO said: "The fashion industry is changing fast". Swedish retail giant Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) has admitted it made ... Flag as irrelevant
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