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There are now 150,000 online retail businesses in the UK, according to new research from IMRG, and 39% expect to take on new staff in the next three months. Related news Postal strike hits online sales and visitor numbers Online sales rise 15.7% in July to £4.2 billion Online sales growth slowed in November as shoppers held out for Christmas bargains
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In a move that may send shivers down the spine of many a high street retailer, Shopping.com, a pioneer in online shopping comparison, is extending what it does into the real-time shopping world with, yep ... Related news Barcode reading price comparison service enters App Store top 25 Auto Trader iPhone app turns roadside envy into forecourt sales Which? launches price comparison service
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Swiss luxury goods group Richemont is reported to be poised to take over the upmarket fashion retailer, netting founder Natalie Massenet a £50m bumper pay day. Related news Figleaves founder set for bumper payday? Net-a-Porter founder to launch discount fashion site Net-a-Porter founder’s discount fashion site goes live
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Popular UK motoring website Auto Trader is hoping to make car buying easier by allowing car buyers to see a car they like and find similar models for sale nearby with an iPhone app that ... Related news Piece of piste: Alpine ski pass iPhone app makes skiing easier Fact-Finder launches iPhone app providing e-retailers with unique mobile solution Oasis launches iPhone shopping app
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The John Lewis Partnership's annual results reveal that sales via the retailer's online operations increased by £60.6m in the year to 30 January 2010 Related news John Lewis reports ecommerce sales up 24.2%, plans fashion site Waitrose.com adds John Lewis kitchen and homeware products John Lewis picks Sterling for integrated cross-channel management solution
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Many retailers are yet to be convinced about mobile, with most of the naysayers seeing it more as a threat from outside, rather than something they can harness themselves, or having no clear ROI. So ... Related news Best practice guide for m-commerce takes retailers beyond having just an ‘app for that’ US consumers getting the m-retail bug, but are they turning against mobile ads? 64% of business looking towards m-retail to satisfy customer demand, says Aberdeen Group
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The five-year-old company says it has now passed the 100 billion mark in terms of reviews, answers and stories served. Related news [DE] Impact of user-generated content growing UK consumers accessed 24 million online customer reviews on Cyber Monday alone Comet adds consumer-generated product information service
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Report from CeBIT IT Trade Fair: "Greetings from Spain open the world’s largest IT conference this year - in 3D" Related news EuroCIS 2010 trade fair for IT and Security in Retail: opens 2nd to 4th of March [DE] E-commerce Conference 2010 on Tour in German Cities GSMA Mobile World Congress: impressions.
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The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) is warning marketers that consumers don’t go looking for brands on the web, rather that they stick with fewer than ten websites they know and trust. And future success ... Related news Household names begin the fight back against retailers’ own brands Marketing emails are less relevant than they were a year ago, say 39% of consumers Survey: Consumers fed-up with irrelevant marketing emails
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In the top ten Amazon.com, Tesco and John Lewis have all moved up a place but Marks & Spencer and Next have moved down the rankings. Related news The latest IMRG-Hitwise Hot Shops List — winners and losers Apple, John Lewis and Tesco Direct join the Hot Shops top ten IMRG-Hitwise Hot Shops List hots up
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New neurological research from CA has found that participants had to concentrate up to 50% more when using badly performing websites, while facial muscle and behavioural analysis of the subjects also revealed greater agitation and stress. Related news Consumer satisfaction with online shopping drops 44% of consumers still want to touch and feel products before they buy Internet Retailing 2009: Bridging the gap between online and offline shopping experiences
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This morning, eBay hosted the unveiling of a new, state-of-the-art technology at its PayPal campus in San Jose. It’s called the Bloom Energy Server (or “Bloom Box”), and some are saying it will revolutionize the world.
Developed by Bloom Energy Corporation, the Bloom Energy Server is an SUV-sized box that corporations install outside their buildings to [...]
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Online sales were only 5% higher in January 2010 than they were in January 2009, according to the latest IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index. Related news Non-food non-store sales rose 19.2% in January, says BRC Internet shopping rose 17% in December to £5.46bn Online sales growth slowed in November as shoppers held out for Christmas bargains
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Data quality provides for more efficient processes in retailing and higher customer satisfaction. However, the quality of addresses is generally not the best, due to inconsistencies, gaps, and multi-language problems. Data quality tools help retailers keep their employees and processes efficient and their customers satisfied. Related news Fact-Finder launches iPhone app providing e-retailers with unique mobile solution CipherLab integrates security devices with q-nic Communications’ CLUDES German E-Commerce’s Latest Trend: Online Shopping Clubs
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Search marketing agency Greenlight predicts that investment in 'TwitFaceSpace' will continue to rise this year and that 'winning the click' will be more important than ever... Related news Google adds product images to Adwords SEO and SEM spends set to increase, despite budget cutbacks SEM performance continues to show increases in ROI
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