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Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Groupon's 'Y-factor' problem
Daily deals service may have delayed too long with its IPO plan and lost ground to the competition.
Editor's Comment: Why duopoly is not a dirty word
Choice, we are told, is how capitalism, and therefore, marketing, works. It presents us, as consumers, with a plethora of options that drives innovation, efficiency and value.
Editor's Comment: Timing is right for upbeat BA
It has been years coming: the BA campaign tasked with re-instilling trust in this country's flagship carrier airline is about to break.
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Stores must buy into mobile
Consumers' desire to interact with retailers via the channel is abundantly clear, so they should react.
Do the latest retail failures signal the terminal decline of the high street? The Marketing Society Forum
Last week retailers Habitat, HomeForm, TJ Hughes and Jane Norman entered administration, while big names including Thorntons and Carpetright announced nationwide store closure programmes
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: What the smart money is on
Smartphones sales are booming, so why haven't brands optimised their sites for the mobile web?
Profile: Leading the resurgence
Amy Howarth, head of marketing at Uniqlo UK, wants to make its ecommerce site its flagship store. Interview by Andrew McCormick.
We'll Call You - Very
LONDON - Mole was once a regular customers of Littlewoods Direct, but it has changed its name. We rang to find out what else was different about the new brand
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Losing cash on delivery
Delivery charges, and the way they are presented, could be costing retailers dear in terms of lost sales
We'll Call You - Woolworths.co.uk
Mole is babysitting for the extended family this weekend and hoping to take the pups to the cinema. Will Woolie's junior film offer help take the edge off?
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