This week’s retail industry report from Deloitte stated that as shoppers increasingly prefer to buy online, some retailers’ attachment to top line volume growth rather than the quality of income generated (dubbed ‘the barnacle effect’) could put their survival at risk. Adam Stewart, Marketing Director at Rakuten’s Play.com argues why online and offline work best … [Read more…]
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Apple has unveiled its latest iPhone, offering 4G connectivity, a longer screen and improved hardware and software, all for £529.
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