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Video: Basmati Rice Sale In London Store Causes Frenzy, Triggers Backlash Over Stockpiling
The video sparked a mixed reaction online, with some people amused by the scene and others expressing concern.
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31% Of Urban Indians Now Use Quick Commerce For Grocery: Survey
Quick commerce has emerged as a pivotal growth driver in grocery shopping as 31 per cent of online shoppers now rely on instant delivery platforms and 39 per cent for their top-up purchases, according to a report from NielsenIQ (NIQ).
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Online Company Sends Slippers Instead Of Rs 23,000 Sneakers, Denies Refund
Despite lodging a complaint for an exchange, the company cited quality standards as grounds for withholding a refund, as evidenced by the email screenshot shared by the customer.
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UK Supermarket Chain To Scrap Self-Checkout, Says Human Touch Needed
Supermarket chain Booths will remove the self-checkout lanes from all but two of its 28 stores that are overwhelmed by shoppers during summer months.
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Who's Happier? Spendthrifts or Savers? Study Gives Surprising Results
A recent study conducted a comparison of spenders and savers, uncovering interesting findings regarding their respective circumstances.
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South Koreans Rush To Buy Salt Before Japan Dumps Nuclear Waste In Sea
South Korean shoppers are snapping up sea salt and other items as worry grows about their safety with Japan due to dump more than 1 million metric tons of treated radioactive water from a wrecked nuclear power plant into the sea.
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Europeans Mock UK Shoppers With Pics Of Supermarket Shelves Full Of Fruits And Vegetables
Britain is hit with food shortages and is struggling to get supplies due to reported chain disruption.
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To Maintain Social Distancing, Tamil Nadu Man Sends His Robot To Shop
As long, jostling queues formed outside liquor stores in India during the easing of a coronavirus lockdown, Karthik Velayutham found a way to maintain social distancing -- by building a robot to shop for him.
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To Maintain Social Distancing, Tamil Nadu Man Sends His Robot To Shop
As long, jostling queues formed outside liquor stores in India during the easing of a coronavirus lockdown, Karthik Velayutham found a way to maintain social distancing -- by building a robot to shop for him.
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Delhi Metro's New Route, A "Corridor For Shoppers", Opens Next Week
The over 8 km-long South Campus-Lajpat Nagar section of the Delhi Metro's Pink Line, billed as a "corridor for shoppers" is all set to be inaugurated on August 6, officials said.
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Amazon Acquires 5 Percent Stake in Indian Fashion Retailer Shoppers Stop
Amazon said it sees a big potential in Shoppers Stop to disrupt this segment and want to be part of their growth story.
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'Wish They Didn't Let You In The Country', Woman Tells Muslim Shopper In US
A Muslim woman in the US has alleged that she was harassed in a store by a blonde lady who shouted "I wish they didn't let you in the country" and that Barack Obama was no longer in the Oval Office, a media report said. The incident occurred after the Muslim woman allowed her fellow shopper to cut ahead of her when they were both in line for the ca...
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Fewer Britons Visit Shops After EU Referendum: Report
The number of shoppers heading to British high streets and retail centres fell at the fastest pace in more than two years in June, with the weeks around the country's vote to leave the EU hit particularly hard, a survey found.
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Cannes 2016: Kristen Stewart's Personal Shopper Booed at Premiere
The film revolves around a ghost story that takes place in the fashion underworld of Paris. Kristen plays a personal shopper who communicates with spirits
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Brands Need To Make Online Mobile Shopping Easier: Facebook
Although young shoppers are increasingly buying smartphones online, they believe brands can further improve this by providing a seamless experience across a variety of channels on the path to purchase, a new Facebook study has revealed.
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Video: Basmati Rice Sale In London Store Causes Frenzy, Triggers Backlash Over Stockpiling
The video sparked a mixed reaction online, with some people amused by the scene and others expressing concern.
-
31% Of Urban Indians Now Use Quick Commerce For Grocery: Survey
Quick commerce has emerged as a pivotal growth driver in grocery shopping as 31 per cent of online shoppers now rely on instant delivery platforms and 39 per cent for their top-up purchases, according to a report from NielsenIQ (NIQ).
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Online Company Sends Slippers Instead Of Rs 23,000 Sneakers, Denies Refund
Despite lodging a complaint for an exchange, the company cited quality standards as grounds for withholding a refund, as evidenced by the email screenshot shared by the customer.
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UK Supermarket Chain To Scrap Self-Checkout, Says Human Touch Needed
Supermarket chain Booths will remove the self-checkout lanes from all but two of its 28 stores that are overwhelmed by shoppers during summer months.
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Who's Happier? Spendthrifts or Savers? Study Gives Surprising Results
A recent study conducted a comparison of spenders and savers, uncovering interesting findings regarding their respective circumstances.
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South Koreans Rush To Buy Salt Before Japan Dumps Nuclear Waste In Sea
South Korean shoppers are snapping up sea salt and other items as worry grows about their safety with Japan due to dump more than 1 million metric tons of treated radioactive water from a wrecked nuclear power plant into the sea.
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Europeans Mock UK Shoppers With Pics Of Supermarket Shelves Full Of Fruits And Vegetables
Britain is hit with food shortages and is struggling to get supplies due to reported chain disruption.
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To Maintain Social Distancing, Tamil Nadu Man Sends His Robot To Shop
As long, jostling queues formed outside liquor stores in India during the easing of a coronavirus lockdown, Karthik Velayutham found a way to maintain social distancing -- by building a robot to shop for him.
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To Maintain Social Distancing, Tamil Nadu Man Sends His Robot To Shop
As long, jostling queues formed outside liquor stores in India during the easing of a coronavirus lockdown, Karthik Velayutham found a way to maintain social distancing -- by building a robot to shop for him.
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Delhi Metro's New Route, A "Corridor For Shoppers", Opens Next Week
The over 8 km-long South Campus-Lajpat Nagar section of the Delhi Metro's Pink Line, billed as a "corridor for shoppers" is all set to be inaugurated on August 6, officials said.
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Amazon Acquires 5 Percent Stake in Indian Fashion Retailer Shoppers Stop
Amazon said it sees a big potential in Shoppers Stop to disrupt this segment and want to be part of their growth story.
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'Wish They Didn't Let You In The Country', Woman Tells Muslim Shopper In US
A Muslim woman in the US has alleged that she was harassed in a store by a blonde lady who shouted "I wish they didn't let you in the country" and that Barack Obama was no longer in the Oval Office, a media report said. The incident occurred after the Muslim woman allowed her fellow shopper to cut ahead of her when they were both in line for the ca...
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Fewer Britons Visit Shops After EU Referendum: Report
The number of shoppers heading to British high streets and retail centres fell at the fastest pace in more than two years in June, with the weeks around the country's vote to leave the EU hit particularly hard, a survey found.
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Cannes 2016: Kristen Stewart's Personal Shopper Booed at Premiere
The film revolves around a ghost story that takes place in the fashion underworld of Paris. Kristen plays a personal shopper who communicates with spirits
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Brands Need To Make Online Mobile Shopping Easier: Facebook
Although young shoppers are increasingly buying smartphones online, they believe brands can further improve this by providing a seamless experience across a variety of channels on the path to purchase, a new Facebook study has revealed.
