Ecommerce
Amazon accused of giving preferential treatment to big sellers in India
Small shopkeepers accuse Amazon of bending rules designed to protect India's small traders from being crushed by the ecommerce giants
'Customers also bought a cock brush' - Amazon's new Swedish site raises a smile
Surely you can afford a human translator Jeff?
Tesco trials drone delivery service
The UK's largest supermarket chain will run the pilot project for nearly six months
Amazon to escape two per cent digital services tax, HMRC admits
The American firm will not have to pay the digital tax on goods it sells directly to customers
Amazon warehouse robots causing more injuries to staff, internal documents show
Accidents are 50 per cent higher at facilities that rely on robots
Grocery shoppers won't return to the high street once lockdown lifts, report
Nearly 22 per cent of consumers who had never done any online grocery shopping before the pandemic are now doing so
Walmart migrates to Azure with Microsoft partnership
Companies are challenging Amazon in retail and cloud
Esteé Lauder scents victory against the vloggers with its tech makeover
Cosmetics firm is undergoing a top-to-toe tech refresh with GDPR compliance thrown in
DFS goes with Rackspace managed cloud to better handle website traffic
DFS resorts to cloud to help handle spikes in online demand
UK SMBs believe they "have strategies in place to thrive in age of uncertainty" says report
Economy and business performance not a problem, reckon small firms
Comic Relief replaces 'knocked together' payment services
Charity engages Braintree to move away from previous payment system which was in danger of failing and losing millions of pounds of donations, admits CTO
How Philips CDO Blake Cahill brought order to a digital ecosystem
Philips' global head of digital, Blake Cahill, talks to Computing about how the company has globalised its 'digital experience'
M&S singles out IT contractors in plans to cut 525 jobs and shift out of London
IT and logistics staff to go at M&S to pay for shop floor wage rises
Amazon's Dash Button service arrives in the UK
Service allows customers to order items at the touch of a button
John Lewis CIO Paul Coby on dealing with Oracle and moving to DevOps
John Lewis will spend £500m on IT in the next five years, says Coby
Virtual reality only two years away from being used in e-commerce industry, says Shop Direct FS CEO
Neil Chandler believes augmented reality and tactile technology will also be ready for consumer use in just a few years
Deutsche Börse to invest in 'financial technology' start-ups
Illuminate Financial Management bags big-name investors for early stage fintech investment fund
Argos apologises after IT glitch takes website offline
Retailer 'extremely sorry' after glitch causes confusion over orders
Shop Direct uses Hortonworks and SAS analytics to personalise customers' shopping experience
If you're shopping in the sports section and like Nike and white, the first thing you'll see is a white Nike product, says group CIO Andy Wolfe
How machine learning plays a key role in Amazon retail and Kindle services
Amazon director of machine learning Ralf Herbrich describes how machine learning improves services
PayPal back after global fault hit every account Monday night
UPDATED Failure meant all transactions made after 5pm UK time appeared to 'vanish into thin air'
Could China's fluctuating stock market be a boon for UK tech buyers?
Tom Mulvaney, managing director at Networks First, explains why tech buyers may not need to be blue about Black Monday
Mighty Morphin' Brand Management: How Saban supercharged an international web context expansion
Months of work was completed in just three weeks thanks to what the firm learned during the tendering process
E-Day for Greece: What will Euro-exit mean for IT?
Greek referendum vote raises the risk of the country leaving the Euro - possibly within days. What will that mean for IT?
