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SHOPPING PSYCHOLOGY AND CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
Tata Consumer shares rally over 4% after Q2 results. Why brokerages remain bullish despite target price cutsTata Consumer Products reported 16% year-on-year profit growth in Q2FY27, while brokerages retained positive ratings but cut target prices ...- A Fresh Brew: Trent set to serve up Caffe Nero at Westside, Zudio outletsTata Group's Trent has entered into a licensing agreement with Caffe Nero to establish cafes in their retail stores. This decision follows ...
- Tata Consumer Q2 Results: Net profit rises 16% YoY to Rs 470 crore, revenue up 14%Tata Consumer Products reported a 16% year-on-year profit increase to Rs 470 crore in Q2 FY27, with revenue rising 14% to Rs 5,661 crore. S...
- Life beyond a metro: India's festive shoppers boost Myntra's orders by nearly 2X in key categoriesMyntra's Big Fashion Festival resulted in nearly double the order volumes compared to regular business days. New customer additions from no...
- AI is changing online ads, and brands have a new fight on their hands: ReportAs consumers increasingly use AI for product discovery and comparisons, brands must adjust their advertising strategies. Research shows tha...
- Global PE giant L Catterton invests in Glance as AI reshapes shoppingL Catterton, which manages about $40 billion in equity capital, said the deal reflects its research into how AI is reshaping product discov...
- Festive sales: Are discounts making you spend more? How to avoid the trap and shop smarterRetailers use a bagful of psychological triggers and pricing tricks to sell more during sales. Here’s how you can avoid overspending.
- India’s consumption story holds appeal, but investors are spending lessIndia's consumer and retail sector saw a 58% decline in deal value during the September quarter. The first nine months of 2026 recorded 353...
- LPG cylinder costs Rs 10,000 in Pakistan as border closure triggers shortages, 6,000 dealer shops shutPakistan's LPG crisis has pushed prices to Rs 750 per kilogram in some areas, taking cylinder costs above Rs 10,000. The Gabd-Rimdan crossi...
- Global luxury goods industry set for recovery in 2027, US to remain bright spot: Goldman SachsThe global luxury goods industry is expected to witness a recovery after several years of sluggish sales performance, with revenues of majo...
- 3 am walks, clean public toilets, freedom to dress: Indian woman shares 6 culture shocks in SingaporeDuring Yukta's trip to Singapore, she was captivated by the vibrant culture and the inviting atmosphere of the city. Her nighttime strolls ...
- Reel deal: The next big thing in online shopping is playing on your screenE-commerce platforms in India are leveraging video content to enhance product discovery and customer engagement. Creator-led videos provide...
- 450 villagers in UP’s Gorakhpur get rabies shots after consuming charanamrit served during Durga Puja, following cow’s death after suspected dog biteA vaccination drive was launched in two Gorakhpur villages after a cow died following unusual behaviour, raising fears of possible rabies e...
- Who was Philip Zimbardo? A look at the man behind the Stanford Prison Experiment as Netflix revisits his controversial study in a reality TV showIn 1971, the Stanford Prison Experiment, led by Philip Zimbardo, sought to investigate how individuals behave when assigned specific social...
- Walmart launches tools for AI agents to shop for customersWalmart on Wednesday intrduced new tools that will allow artificial intelligence agents to shop and complete transactions for customers, as...
- A study says shopping locally can be about more than price. Why do familiar shops keep drawing us back?You pass a big store but return to the small shop where the owner recognises you. You feel loyal to them and community ties can help explai...
- Psychology says a happy marriage may not be enough to help you live longer. Why these small daily habits matter for couplesStudies reveal that the quality of relationships and health behaviours are interlinked, impacting biological ageing processes. Couples typi...
- Comfort over style: 52% of young Indians prioritise ease when buying festive footwear, study findsA recent survey reveals that comfort tops the list of priorities for young Indian consumers when selecting festive footwear. Approximately ...
- A study says your love of true crime podcasts may be about curiosity and not a negative personalityYou unwind with a crime podcast, while someone else wonders how you can enjoy such disturbing stories. Interest in threatening subjects can...
- Hanging out with friends was fun, but now you feel more lonely: Psychology explains why this common emotional crash happensSpending time with friends does not always leave people feeling happier. Sometimes, an enjoyable gathering is followed by loneliness, sadne...
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