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Google: Tablets driving online retail
Australian consumers are increasingly using tablets to carry out research for shopping purchases, according to research from Google Australia.
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Honda MPE moving into online retail
Like the rest of the Australian retail landscape, Melbourne-based Honda Motorcycles and Power Equipment is facing mounting pressure on its business from cheaper goods sourced from online overseas supplier. The solution? Take competitors on at their own game.
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Aussie SME e-commerce growing, but slowly
Despite signs that Australian businesses are making use of the online sales channel, retailers continue to lag behind other local industries.
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Gerry Harvey to embrace online retail in September
Bricks and mortar retailer Gerry Harvey has confirmed he is to make the vast majority of the products offered at Harvey Norman stores online next month.
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