It’s not too late to mobilise your business for Christmas: Google
Search giant shares its top tips for businesses wanting to mobilise their business in time for Christmas
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yARN: JB Hi-Fi has kickstarted the next retail evolution
JB Hi-Fi has kickstarted the next retail evolution
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Walmart tries new tech with eye on consumers
Walmart could start letting shoppers buy products in the aisles and skip the checkout line, but the world's largest retailer needs to find out how that would improve the customer experience, the company's e-commerce chief said Thursday.
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Livescribe inks Scholastic partnership
Smartpen vendor, Livescribe, has inked a partnership with Scholastic to expand its retail, commercial business and education footprint in the market.
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Imagine 2011: IT is moving towards business technology, says Cisco
Cisco is focusing on moving its IT towards business technology – and other businesses should do the same, according to its chief technology officer, Kevin Bloch.
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Harvey Norman takes a dip
Reports sales loss of 2.9 per cent in Australia when compared to first quarter results last year
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CatchOfTheDay celebrates five years of operation
CatchOfTheDay has celebrated five years in business, and it did it with its strongest September quarter on record and a 100 per cent boost in revenues compared to last year.
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Australia’s online commerce forecast to reach $37.7 billion by 2013: PayPal Australia
Australia’s boom in online commerce is forecast to reach $37.7 billion by 2013, an increase of more than $1 billion since PayPal released its forecasts this time last year.
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Target.com's second site crash could become e-comm nightmare
For the second time in six weeks, Target's Web site crashed Tuesday, and that is scary news for any major retailer heading into the holiday shopping season.
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Apple launches in-store pick-up of online orders
Apple today kicked off in-store pick-up of orders placed at its online store, letting customers retrieve their goods at a trio of stores in San Francisco.
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Appeals court says some claims may proceed in Hannaford data breach lawsuit
In a rare instance of a court's siding with consumers in a data breach lawsuit, a federal appeals court has cleared the way for a class-action lawsuit to proceed against grocery chain Hannaford Bros. over a 2007 <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9068999/Update_New_retail_data_breach_may_have_affected_millions_of_Hannaford_shoppers">data breach</a> that exposed millions of customers' credit and debit cards.
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Survey: Group buying sites present strong new customer opportunities
A majority of respondents were happy with the influx of new customer opportunities group buying sites presented
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Local online retailer launches new service to fend off 'cheap and nasty' imports
Laptop Plus is offering computer stores access to trade prices for laptop batteries and AC adaptors attached with local warranties
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Private social networks playing Facebook role in more workplaces
From retail chains to electric utilities to manufacturers, a growing number of U.S. corporations are harnessing the power of social networks to modernize how their employees communicate with each other, business partners and customers -- making these firms more nimble in the marketplace and leaving their less Facebook-savvy rivals trailing.
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Online and offline commerce on cusp of a convergence
SAN FRANCISCO -- Spurred by the growth of mobile devices and social media, we're on the cusp of a convergence between online and offline commerce.
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