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AMAZON AND WAL-MART DUKE IT OUT WITH CYBER MONDAY DEALS
The biggest online spending day of the year... READ MORE›
CHINA'S ONLINE SHOPPING BOOM HEARD AROUND THE WORLD
November 11, China's Singles' Day, became an online shopping spree in 2009 when Alibaba's Tmall began to make it so through extensive promotions... READ MORE›
DOUBLE 11 SHOPPING FESTIVAL SETS NEW SALES RECORD
China-based e-commerce giant Alibaba earned 168.2 billion yuan US 25.3 billion in 24 hours of the Double 11 shopping festival, its flagship event, the China Securities Journal reported... READ MORE›
SINGLES DAY SHOPPING SPREE SMASHES RECORD IN CHINA
The world's biggest online shopping spree Singles Day has opened in China and it's already breaking records... READ MORE›
SINGLES DAY SHOPPING SPREE SMASHES RECORD IN CHINA
The world's biggest online shopping spree Singles Day has opened in China and it's already breaking records... READ MORE›
CHINA'S HNA IN TALKS TO BUY E-COMMERCE FIRM DANGDANG LIKELY VALUED OVER $1 BILLION
China's HNA in talks to buy e-commerce firm Dangdang likely valued over 1 billion sources... READ MORE›
WALMART AND JET.COM ARE DIVIDING AMERICA TO CONQUER IT
Walmart brass feels its brand may not be the best when it comes to selling to urban customers... READ MORE›
AMAZON SEES SNACK SALES SURGE AS PART OF ITS GROCERY PUSH
Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas, Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information, news and insight around the world... READ MORE›
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AMAZON WANTS CHEERIOS, OREOS AND OTHER BRANDS TO BYPASS WAL-MART
Amazon is looking to upend relationships between brands and brick-and-mortar stores that for decades have determined how popular products are designed, packaged and shipped... READ MORE›
UK ECONOMIC GROWTH PICKS UP TO 0.7% IN SECOND QUARTER
The economy has now seen 10 quarters of sustained economic growth... READ MORE›
ALIBABA TO INVEST $1 BILLION IN LAZADA TO SPEED ASIAN DRIVE
This year, Lazada introduced Alibaba's Taobao online bazaar to Singapore via a dedicated website... READ MORE›
UK ECONOMIC GROWTH REVISED DOWN
Revised figures show gross domestic product GDP in the third quarter of this year was 2... READ MORE›
PROTOTYPE BRINGING AFRICAN SHOPPERS TO THE GLOBAL MALL
Folayan says most choose to pick up their products at MallforAfrica's Nigerian depots, which resemble UPS Stores... READ MORE›
EUROPE WILL FIND WAY TO KEEP BRITAIN IN EU SAYS GERMAN MINISTER
"The size of the economy's decline was a big shock to Abe and the Liberal Democratic Party," said Katsuyuki Yakushiji, a professor of politics at Toyo University in Tokyo... READ MORE›
GREEK DEBT CRISIS: REFORMS WILL FAIL, SAYS EX-FINANCE MINISTER YANIS VAROUFAKIS
His warning came as Greece's prime minister Alexis Tsipras reshuffled his cabinet barely 48 hours after dissidents broke ranks over the bailout deal for the country... READ MORE›
'FIT IS EVERYTHING' : HOW ONLINE FASHION RETAILERS ARE TACKLING A LONGSTANDING CHALLENGE
Vancouver-based retail consultant David Ian Gray says corporations and customers would love to see a better way to buy clothing online... READ MORE›
TEN GOOD PIECES OF ECONOMIC DATA FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD
It's been a big week for bullish economic data across the globe, from South Korean exports to European manufacturing figures... READ MORE›
CHINA THIRD QUARTER GDP GROWS 6.7 PERCENT AS EXPECTED AS CONSTRUCTION BOOMS, DEBT RISES
China's economy expanded 6.9 percent in 2015, the slowest pace in a quarter of a century... READ MORE›
THESE ARE THE SECTORS THAT MIGHT BE ABLE TO SURVIVE AMAZON
But Amazon can't disrupt everything, at least according to Morgan Stanley analysts led by Brian Nowak... READ MORE›
GREECE'S TAX REVENUES COLLAPSE AS DEBT CRISIS CONTINUES
Greece is due to make a EUR3.2bn repayment to the European Central Bank on 20 August... READ MORE›
THE WORLD HAS TOO MANY WORKERS. HERE'S ONE WAY TO FIX IT.
It does so in decidedly un-centrist fashion -- by embracing a larger infrastructure spending program than Bernie Sanders does... READ MORE›
Bad loans are on the rise and banks expect more to go sour as the economy slows... READ MORE›
CHINA'S ONLINE STARS MAKING REAL CASH
Ling Ling and Zhang Dayi fall into the second category, selling clothes and cosmetics on Taobao, China's leading online shopping site... READ MORE›
NERVY GLOBAL INVESTORS REVISIT 1930S PLAYBOOK
Morgan Stanley goes on to draw a parallel with the global response to 2008's crash and subsequent world recession... READ MORE›
FRAUDSTERS TARGET THOUSANDS OF ONLINE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERSA
Fraudsters are targetting thousands of Christmas shoppers, luring people in with next-day delivery, online-only deals and discount voucher codes... READ MORE›
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST SHOPPING DAY YOU NEVER HEARD OF
Express packages are sorted at an assembly line last November in Wenzhou, Zhejiang province of China... READ MORE›
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST ONLINE SHOPPING DAY
It's the buying bonanza of the year - Singles Day, an enormous online shopping event which generates almost 18bn of sales in one 24-hour frenzy... READ MORE›
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST ONLINE SHOPPING DAY
It's the buying bonanza of the year - Singles Day, an enormous online shopping event which generates almost 18bn of sales in one 24-hour frenzy... READ MORE›
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST ONLINE SHOPPING DAY
It's the buying bonanza of the year - Singles Day, an enormous online shopping event which generates almost 18bn of sales in one 24-hour frenzy... READ MORE›
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST ONLINE SHOPPING DAY
It's the buying bonanza of the year - Singles Day, an enormous online shopping event which generates almost 18bn of sales in one 24-hour frenzy... READ MORE›
AUTUMN STATEMENT: BRITAINS ROADS TO GET A?1.3BN INVESTMENT TO TACKLE CONGESTION
In an announcement before Wednesday's Autumn Statement, the Chancellor said that the country's roads will benefit from a ?1.3 billion spending package to tackle traffic... READ MORE›
JAPAN ECONOMY SHRINKS MORE THAN EXPECTED, HIGHLIGHTS LACK OF POLICY OPTIONS
Instead the data showed that private consumption, which makes up 60 percent of GDP, fell 0.8 percent, exceeding market forecasts of a 0.6 percent decline... READ MORE›
HALLOWEEN CANDY SALES ARE SENDING GOOD ECONOMIC SIGNALS
In fact, the team expects spending on Halloween candy to experience the strongest increase since 2011, rising 5.5 and hitting 3.8 billion... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA POST LOOKS TO DRONES AS LETTER VOLUMES FALL
Melbourne Australia Post has successfully field-trialled the use of drones to deliver small packages, clearing the way for test deliveries to customer homes later this year... READ MORE›
BUDGET DEFICIT BLOWS OUT TO $37.4 BILLION
The government's plan was about restraining expenditure while supporting economic growth to lift revenue, Mr Morrison said... READ MORE›
ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY HAS BEEN TUMBLING AHEAD OF THE U.S. ELECTION
Goldman Economic Uncertainty Has Been Tumbling Ahead of the U.S. Election... READ MORE›
AMAZON ROLLS OUT KIVA ROBOTS FOR HOLIDAY SEASON ONSLAUGHT
Amazon estimated in June 2013 that it would spend about 46 million to install Kiva robots at its warehouse in Ruskin, Florida, including 26... READ MORE›
JAPAN GOVT APPROVES $29 BILLION STIMULUS SPENDING, IMPACT IN DOUBT
The government said it expects the stimulus plan to boost Japan's GDP by 0... READ MORE›