Amazon debuts 'flash sale' fashion site
Amazon has launched MyHabit.com, holding brief online “flash” sales of clothes.
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Amazon debuts ‘flash sale’ fashion site
Amazon has launched MyHabit.com, holding brief online “flash” sales of clothes.
Top tips: The 2010s way to pay
With cheques being phased out, and digital channels on the rise, Michael Norton, Managing Director of PayPoint.net looks ahead at the payment methods that we’ll be becoming more familiar with over the next decade as well as the new sales channels that will be available to retailers.
Right to reply: 4 ways app stores could help developers
Last week saw the IGDA send an open letter to Amazon about unfair pricing practices on Amazon App store. Patrick Mork, CMO of GetJar, responds to the growing debate surrounding the relationship between app stores and developers.
Argos web and mobile sales account for half of revenue
Online and mobile app-based sales at Argos, alongside orders through customers’ TVs, have hit nearly half of the company’s total revenue, delivering £1.9 billion in the last year.
App usability study: Newspapers come out on top
News and Media Apps have topped the first ever App benchmark study from eDigitalResearch, assessing the usability and customer journey across almost 50 of the most popular mobile Apps across a variety of categories.
Asda parent Walmart buys social networking firm Kosmix
Walmart, the owner of UK supermarket chain Asda, has acquired a social networking firm in a bid to grow its online and mobile shopping businesses.
Are tablets cannibalising laptop sales? YouGov data says yes
Approximately one in twelve Tablet owners (8%) purchased a tablet instead of, or to replace a desktop computer, laptop or other computer, with 11% of Samsung Galaxy Tab and 7% of iPad owners doing so, according to new data.
Play.com plans European expansion?
UK online retailer Play.com has reportedly hired investment firm Lazard to investigate opportunities for expansion, with a focus on Europe.
LivingSocial raises $400m to take on Groupon
LivingSocial has raised $400 million to fund expansion, as the US online coupon seller looks to take on its larger rival Groupon.