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BLOGUE INVITÉ. La fluidité et la simplicité d’utilisation de la preuve vaccinale sont primordiales.

Shopify retailers can extend their superior customer experience beyond their storefront by automating inventory, transactions, fulfillment routing, and...

PepsiCo and Dada Group – China’s leading on-demand delivery and retail platform – have teamed up to release a report that delves into the on-demand shopping habits of snack consumers in the region.

All kinds of companies around the world are using the rainbow symbol as a statement in support of the LGBTQ movement. How does that impact their sales or corporate culture?

To be big business. more now on afghanistan, where the taliban are back in control of the country. in the last 20 years after the regime was driven from power billions of dollars have been spent rebuilding afghanistan. many parts of the country are now vastly different, in terms of infrastructure and commerce as well as social attitudes and lifestyle. but afghanistans economy is shaped by fragility and aid dependence — that was the conclusion of the world bank in march. plus much opportunity w...

The new normal of e-commerce has shifted fast and has steered a new reality for consumers and retailers alike. In a recent report by McKinsey, we have vaulted ten years ahead in consumer and business digital penetration in less than three months.

Livestream shopping, where live video connects buyers and sellers in real-time, wherever they are, has exploded in popularity in Asia Pacific. As part of The Drum’s Retail Deep Dive, we explore who is doing it best and what exactly western brands and media agencies need to know as the trend spreads across the globe.

Lors de l’entrée en vigueur du pass sanitaire, lundi dernier, le gouvernement avait annoncé qu’il y aurait une semaine de « rodage » pour les établissements recevant du public

As brands and consumers seek a return to the physical retail space post Covid-19, the technology that has enabled ecommerce to fill the gap as stores were closed will play a vital role in the recovery of that same bricks-and-mortar retail. Shoppers, particularly in the UK, want a “connected shopping” experience.

Stores everywhere are stuck in a race to innovate. But as consumers set digital wellbeing boundaries, Cecelia Girr and Skyler Hubler of TBWA’s cultural intelligence unit Backslash explain why retailers will be forced to walk an increasingly delicate tech tightrope. For more explore The Drum’s Retail Deep Dive.