Online retail spending passes £300bn
25 May 2011 | by Ben Bold
UK consumers have spent a massive £300bn shopping online in the 11 years the IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index has been running.
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118 118 parent to advertise group buying service
25 May 2011 | by Ben Bold
US-owned directories group Kgb, the parent company of 118 118, has created a TV campaign for its group buying brand Kgbdeals.
Clintons revamps website to focus on personalisation
25 May 2011 | by Sarah Shearman
Clintons has revamped its existing website with an increased focus on offering card-lovers a more personalised service.
Supermarkets that abuse power could be forced to run ads declaring their guilt
25 May 2011 | by Ben Bold
Supermarket giants such as Tesco and Sainsbury's could be forced to run apologetic newspaper ads if they are judged to have abused their relationships with their suppliers.
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