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MasterCard Announces New PayPass Wallet Services
PayPass Wallet Services from MasterCard is a new global offering for banks, merchants and partners that aims to change the consumer purchasing experience.
- 8th May
- Campbell Phillips
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Online Retailers Aren’t Prepared for the NBN
A new report from Forrester describes the key benefits Australian online retailers will receive from the National Broadband Network, and highlights the sad fact that many are failing to prepare for it properly.
- 7th May
- Campbell Phillips
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Woolworths to lift free delivery threshold
Woolworths online has issued a notice to customers announcing it will be lifting its free delivery threshold and increasing delivery fees on some other price brackets.
- 7th May
- Grant Arnott
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Online Sales Growth Eased in March
NAB’S Online Retail Sales Index monthly update shows that growth of the sector has eased in March, while still steaming far ahead of the flagging sales figures in traditional retail.
- 7th May
- Campbell Phillips
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Shooii goes live
Shooii, Australia’s newest pureplay online shoe store has recently gone live, offering free shipping and free 365 day returns, a la Zappos.
- 4th May
- Grant Arnott
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David Jones Gains Ground in Social Media
David Jones’ investment in e-commerce technologies and support may be beginning to pay off as it sees a jump in its Facebook fan base.
- 3rd May
- Campbell Phillips
- Comments 1
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Regional Council Creates Retail Academy
The Southern Grampians Shire Council yesterday announced a partnership with the ARA that will introduce a Retail Support Program to the area, with a focus on e-commerce.
- 2nd May
- Campbell Phillips
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GST Report Targets Suppliers
In a further development in the GST debate, Treasurer Wayne Swan has released a report that recommends international suppliers should be monitored more closely when it comes to tax.
- 1st May
- Campbell Phillips
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An Online Retailer That Accepts Cash
Customers no longer need credit cards to make a purchase from Walmart.com. The multichannel retailer is now giving customers a chance to pay with cash for online purchases.
- 27th April
- Samantha Youl
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