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SuperValu launches country's first grocery shopping app
Now you can do your weekly shop from your smartphone.
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Now you can do your weekly shop from your smartphone.
The Digital Hub Development Agency’s annual report says the Irish are above average in terms of ecommerce purchases.
A new survey also showed that only 9 per cent of people will buy Irish this festive season.
In honour of Cyber Monday, we bring you a Christmas list of the internet’s weirdest creations.
The NCA says there are certain risks with online shopping, particularly the non-delivery of goods or if consumers wish to return an item.
Visa Europe says Irish consumers will spend a total of €420 million shopping online for the holiday season.
The boost to the economy will be underpinned by 2.6 million online shoppers in 2012, according to new report from UPC.
Mary Mitchell O’Connor said some parents have been waiting several weeks for their orders and have paid a substantial amount of money for the books.
According to the Digital Hub’s annual report for 2011, 75 percent of money spent online goes overseas.
The new positions will be in the areas of technical services, social media, finance, marketing and logistics.
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Those living in Dublin are more likely to look to the net for a bargain.
With more than 700 million payment cards in use throughout the EU – and the number of smartphone owners increasing – the European Commission is seeking ways to reduce obstacles to electronic commerce.
Music retailer HMV today said that it faced an “uncertain” future after announcing huge losses. Lots of indie record stores have already closed in Ireland so far this year – so we’re asking: do you still shop in record stores?
Today is the busiest day for online shopping over the Christmas period according to research.
A new study has found that some big brands have no social media features on their eCommerce sites at all, while others, like HMV, Amazon and Irish site Elverys are making the most of the likes of Facebook and Twitter.
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Visa Europe says online purchases are up by 39 per cent on last year, as more people begin to trust online shopping.