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| Walmart offers a 3D tour to get shoppers to look, click and buy Walmart shoppers looking to deck out their homes can click and buy their way through a 3D apartment tour, or buy everything they need for a dorm ...
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| Shopping for an Unlimited Smartphone Plan? Know Their Limits Riddle me this: What is unlimited, can be upgraded to extra unlimitedness, yet has limits? Answer: The "unlimited"—but not quite unlimited—plans ...
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| People with disabilities share their experiences of shopping for clothes Clothes shopping can be a stressful experience at the best of times. But for people living with disabilities, shopping for clothing can be even more ...
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| Tesco Tests Out How Customers Can Pay for Shopping Without a Checkout Grocery chains are upgrading technology in an effort to make shopping in stores more convenient and competitive with online purchasing, with ...
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| Gang of thieves targets PE shopping centre It took less than two minutes for a gang of thieves to break into Walmer Park Shopping Centre on Thursday morning, smash their way through display ...
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| Online Shopping Court Decision Brings Uncertainty To Illinois The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on online shopping left two things clear – consumers who buy online will have to pay sales tax on more items, and ...
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| Window Shopping: Oklahoma retail briefs for June 28 COOP Ale Works announces partnership. COOP Ale Works of Oklahoma City has announced an exclusive, statewide distribution partnership with ...
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| Texas is near the top of the shopping list for foreign property buyers Political tensions haven't kept foreign buyers from snapping up U.S. real estate. And Texas has one of the largest shares of international commercial ...
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| Fifth new shopping center planned for Charleston region A Charleston developer plans to build a new grocery-anchored shopping center at a key corner in Berkeley County across from Cane Bay Plantation.
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| Consumers can save $500 a year by shopping wisely for electricity Tomball engineer Fred Anders was looking for a good deal on electricity on the state-run website PowertToChoose.org and figured he could use his ...
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