08 May 2012
| by Alex Brownsell
MasterCard will debut PayPass in the UK, US, Canada and Australia in the third quarter, with a further global roll-out in 2013. The service will include in-store contactless payment technology and a mobile and online checkout button, which brands can use on their e-commerce websites.
Several ...
04 May 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
director Simon Soffe, and e-commerce director Situl Thakrar.
Gibbs said: "To direct our restructuring ...
on an interim basis ,and the e-commerce team will report to IT director Andy Grainger.
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02 May 2012
| by Alex Brownsell
between valid concerns on privacy and enhancing the consumer experience and fostering e-commerce ...
01 May 2012
| by Kim Benjamin
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18 Apr 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
and West Midlands.
Clarke indicated the greater emphasis on e-commerce would allow Tesco to focus ...
not live up to expectations.
The Tesco Direct non-food e-commerce site currently has 80,000 products ...
12 Apr 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
were down 6.2% in the UK, while sales from its Direct in Home e-commerce operation dipped 3 ...
change skills, plus e-commerce and international brand expertise. Simon will take whatever action ...
28 Mar 2012
| by John Reynolds
Domino's Pizza has reported that more than half of its UK delivery sales are now through e-commerce...The company today (28 March) updated the market on its 13-week period to 25 March.
The pizza takeaway company reported sales up 9% year on year to 144.2m, helped by new store openings and online sales growth.
It highlighted its e-commerce sales, which it said made up 50.6% of UK sales ...
21 Mar 2012
| by Daniel Farey-Jones
experience and build e-commerce," he said.
"Our default position is that consumers should have the right ...
27 Jan 2012
| by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
president, digital, CRM and e-commerce at Clarins Group, said: "We have successfully launched or re ...
19 Jan 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
The watch brand is dividing its direct marketing into three strands as it seeks to move on from previous messaging that focused purely on TAG Heuer events.
Activity will be split between e-commerce communications, brand-focused communications and bespoke messages reminding customers they need to service ...