Shoppers hunt bargains online
The IMRG Capgemini e-retail sales index showed that 17p in every pound is now spent online.
18 July 2008
Publication
In the current economic downturn, consumers are choosing to shop online rather
than on the high street in order to make savings.
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Further coverage:
- The Retail Bulletin reports on online spending is increasing despite the credit crunch.
- Silicon.com reports on online retailing taking 20p in every shoppers pound.
- Sky News reports on how online shopping now accounts for almost a fifth of all retail spend.
- The Scotsman reports on soaring online sales.
- The Independent reports how online shoppers are bucking the gloom.
- The Guardian reports boom in online sales as shoppers desert high street.
- Mike Petevinos speaks to The Daily Telegraph on how Mothercare has embraced their online shopping channel.
- The FT reports on the buoyant internet shopping sales.
- The Mirror reports on how online retail spending is up by 38 percent.
- Mike Petevinos speaks to BBC News on the rise of internet shopping.
- The Scotsman reports on shoppers spending £26.5 billion a year online.
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