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| Online Shopping: One Out Of Three Customers Receive Fake Products In a recently concluded study by Velocity MR to assess online shopping experiences and the volume of fake or counterfeit products in circulation, it appears a third of the online shopping public have fallen prey to counterfeits over the years. The study covered a total sample size of 3000 respondents from ...
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| Walmart to sell UK unit as it seeks growth in online sales Walmart has agreed to sell its British unit, Asda, to local rival Sainsbury's in a 7.3 billion pound ($10.1 billion) deal as the U.S. giant focuses on online sales in countries with higher growth and less intense competition. The cash and stock deal will also reshape Britain's supermarket industry. It combines ...
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| People All Over the World Are Searching to Shop Fake Supreme Online Though major fashion brands and retailers have taken plenty of steps against fake goods being sold online, that hasn't stopped consumers from looking for them on the internet. According to a new study from SEMrush, a research service firm for online marketing, global search interest for fashion-related ...
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| Ssense Launches Innovative Shopping Format This weekend I travelled to Montréal to witness the opening of Ssense Montréal, the Canadian online retailer's new interactive shopping space on 418 rue ... If you, like I, are the kind of online shopper, who never gets around to returning items you don't want, or the kind of physical shopper, who gets ...
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| How Asda and Sainsbury's £12billion merger could mean higher bills, job cuts and stores shut Their aim is to try to claw back customers they lost to Aldi and Lidl and create a more powerful rival to Tesco, Amazon and online grocery shop Ocado. By teaming up, the supermarkets should have more buying power which means they can cut prices. Will stores close and will there be job losses?
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