Online Shopping

While not perfect, they offer competition authorities an useful means to early intervention and collaboration with stakeholders in the fast-changing digital space

The e-commerce giant will shake up the online retail sector – but it might take some time

Consumers are increasingly turning to online supermarkets to buy essential goods

Fear of contracting the coronavirus while fighting off other shoppers will probably change how people shop for sales

The coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated that there is not a part of our lives that will not be affected by the technologies of the fourth industrial revolution.

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‘Most days, however, looking at it from my side of the fence, the idea of a parent company is somewhat jaded’

‘Sometimes I think South African retail websites don’t actually want to sell anything’

The young woman in the northern province of Shaanxi died eight days after being bitten by the many-banded krait

Bricks-and-mortar and online retailers are sitting pretty, but did consumers really win?

A lack of customer service and prohibitive added costs make the online ordering of sports shoes into a sad experience.

Online shopping is increasing rapidly in South Africa, but financiers need deep pockets.

The potential audience for online shopping is growing at its fastest rate ever, but that also means more shoppers are still being scared away.

Digital boutiques are shaking up the fashion retail sector with competitive pricing, quality and designs.

The deadline for implementating 3D Secure was at the end of February, meaning that all e-commerce sites now have to offer their customers the service.