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The Vital Role of Online Grocery Shopping

Online grocery shopping skyrocketed due to people's decision to minimize close interpersonal contact with strangers.

Luxury automakers drive online sales on Tmall.com

China is projected to become the top market for luxury automakers by 2020 and brands rev up sales with Tmall.com to reach the country's affluent and digitally active consumers.

Asia-based apps boost online shopping sector

Online shopping is made easy with the advent of smartphones, creating a new era for online sellers. Online marketing sector has gained from many e-commerce apps over the recent period.

Woolworths targets Chinese shoppers with new online store on Tmall Global site

Supermarket giant Woolworths is aiming to tap growing Chinese consumer demand for Australian products by setting up shop on Alibaba's Tmall Global. The embattled retailer took the move to defend its business after it found other retailers and individuals were selling its products through the Chinese site.

Shazop: A New Addictive Clothing Shopping Website

Shazop is a brand new comparison shopping site, where shoppers can select designers dressers, shoes, and handbags, all from over 60 different retailers such as Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Shopbop, Nordstrom, and Macy’s - and compare size and prices. Shazop has become the new addictive clothing shopping website and could revolutionize the shopping for high-end fashion store.

Best Ways to Save Money During the Holiday Season

It is officially a holiday season and also an official month of spending vs. saving. A recent survey found that 57 percent of those who participate in holiday gift-giving began their shopping in early November. This was up from 54 percent in 2014 and 49 percent in 2008. Holiday season does not have to be a financial burden if you plan accordingly and implement effective strategies. To help you save money on holiday shopping I’ve compiled a list of some tips and tricks you can follow to achieve your goal.

Chinese shoppers spend $55 million on sales events from Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday

Though Black Friday and Cyber Monday are from the United States, $55 million of the sales come from Chinese buyers through online transactions.

Fake Product Reviews Influence The Online Sale: Are The Customers In Arrest Of This Festive Manipulation?

Beware of the fake product reviews while buying products online during this festive season. Blindly reading and trusting reviews can manipulate your purchase to a great extent.

Alibaba shadowed Black Friday and Cyber Monday with $9.3 billion in the first 90 minutes

Alibaba is proving to cross the peak limit of sales generated by Black Friday and Cyber money with $9.3 billion in the first 90 minutes. The amount, both of the US online holidays generated combined. This year, the Alibaba’s expected reach is $13.7 billion, which is big boost to China’s plunged economy.

UK parents want to keep Santa Claus real; hits PayPal's holiday ad

UK Parents launched an attack on a PayPal Xmas ad that suggests that kids already know their gifts come from their parents and that in turn takes away the existence of Santa Claus - and the magic of Christmas.

Apple Store launched "Shopping category" for convenient e-commerce

Apple store came up with with a separate 'Shopping' section in Apple store, to ease out the online shopping through well-known retailers, which will also help to discover other 'lesser known commerce apps' present in "lifestyle' category previously

Facebook Business Page gets a Mobile Friendly Update

Facebook announced on Tuesday that the new update will allow businesses to make full use of the platform to engage with their customers.

Macy's To Close 40 Underperforming Stores To Focus on Ecommerce

Macy’s Inc plans to close 40 physical stores and focus on eCommerce operations.

Louis Vuitton hires former Apple executive as digital director

LVMH hires former Apple executive Ian Rogers as digital director. The company is planning to expand their online presence. Ian Rogers is founder of Apple's online radio and has been working with Apple for few years.

Unilever teamed up with Alibaba to penetrate e-commerce in China

Unilever had partnered with Alibaba to reach Chinese online consumers, especially in rural areas. The partnership will be the key for Unilever to offer its exclusive products from all over the world to Chinese consumers.

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