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Akshaya Tritiya jewellery buying turns more prepaid and offer-led, led by tier-2 and tier-3 demandAkshaya Tritiya 2026 saw tier-2 and tier-3 cities lead jewellery sales growth. Prepaid transactions dominated purchases. Consumers favored ...- Pokémon Champions: Release date, price, gameplay details and morePokémon Champions is a free-to-play battle-focused title launching on Nintendo Switch, with mobile versions planned later in 2026. Unlike t...
- Google teams up with Walmart, other retailers to enable shopping within Gemini AI chatbotGoogle is enhancing its Gemini AI chatbot with shopping features, partnering with Walmart, Shopify and Wayfair to enable instant purchases ...
- Black Friday sales up 27%, fired up by healthy foods, beauty, home categories: UnicommerceBlack Friday sales in India surged by 27% year-on-year, driven by strong performance in healthy foods, beauty, personal care, and home prod...
- Shopping without searching: A shift toward conversational commerceA quiet update just signaled one of the most significant changes in digital commerce to date. Shopify's native integration into ChatGPT is ...
- Black Friday 2023: Origin, evolution, online shopping, and other projectionsBlack Friday 2023 heralds the start of the holiday shopping season, known for massive discounts and bustling crowds. Evolving from traditio...
- Black Friday: How and why did the shopping frenzy start?The name "Black Friday" evokes visions of enthusiastic shoppers searching for deals and discounts, heralding the commencement of the holida...
- Why UAE shoppers report high satisfaction levels: Insights from industry leadersAs brick-and-mortar retail transitions to ecommerce, the UAE continues to delight consumers
- Giant bug found in Arkansas by university scientist is a rare Jurassic-era insect. See detailsA giant flying bug discovered on the side of a Walmart in Arkansas by Michael Skvarla, director of Penn State University's Insect Identific...
- Indian unorganised retail: Key to world's third largest consumer marketGiven the size of the unorganised offline retail space in India, the opportunity to digitise and vertically integrate the space provides a ...
- Online shoppers to reach 500 million by 2030: MMA-GroupM reportGroupM South Asia president (growth and transformation) Tushar Vyas said: “Growth in internet users, reduction in data prices and changing ...
- ShopX opens its ‘ShopX Open Architecture’ platform to brands, sellersShopX Open Architecture will provide a comprehensive, flexible and open technology and business platform to brands and suppliers. Brands an...
- 85 shopping malls likely to be launched in next 5 years: AnarockOut of 85, more than 30 new malls accounting for nearly 14 million sq ft area will open just in the top eight cities by 2020.
- Brands must seamlessly integrate their online and offline channelsA brand’s physical and online channels can be integrated better to provide a seamless shopping experience for consumer. This will capture t...
- Online shopping is more popular among 80 per cent buyersAbout 28 per cent customers are driven to buy online due to the availability of discounts and promotions.
- Target India kickstarts fourth batch of start-up accelerator programmeTarget Corporation announced its fourth batch of startups for its accelerator programme through which it mentors start-ups that work in tan...
- Jabong appoints former eBay India head Muralikrishnan B as COOMuralikrishnan will directly report to Mohanty and will be responsible for overseeing the technology, product and digital marketing functio...
- 'Consumers to splurge $8 billion on e-commerce this festive season'Consumers are expected to splurge about US$ 8 billion (Rs 52,000 crore) on online shopping this festive season, translating into 40-45 per ...
- Arvind Lifestyle bets on kidswear to push salesThe Children's Place' is positioned as a mass premium brand and outlets will be opened in tier II and III cities besides metros, a top comp...
- Indians won't curtail travel plans even if dollar rises: Survey"If the dollar got expensive, 63 per cent Indian travellers will cut down on shopping and 38 per cent will look at shifting to a more affor...
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