Amazon Bets $3 billion On India's Fast-Delivery Boom
US e-commerce retailer Amazon will invest $3 billion to expand its India quick commerce business by 2030, two sources said, its biggest bet yet on the sect...
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US e-commerce retailer Amazon will invest $3 billion to expand its India quick commerce business by 2030, two sources said, its biggest bet yet on the sect...
Costco Wholesale beat quarterly estimates, recording strong comparable sales growth as inflationary pressures drove consumers to its discount gas stations...
Marlene® is strengthening its direct dialogue with consumers, inviting them to rediscover the apple as a gift from nature.
Tesco has committed £20 million to a venture capital fund launched by Leon Restaurants co-founder Henry Dimbleby to help drive innovation across the...
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Nordic beverage company Arctic Blue Beverages appoints Marko Sulin as its new chief financial officer, among other news.
Clarks’ latest campaign asks consumers to reconsider what shoes they wore. Darren Day, Clarks’ chief marketing officer, explains that the basis of the campaign came from wanting…
British retailer Morrisons has appointed Dr Mohsen Ghasempour as its chief AI (artificial intelligence) officer, effective 1 October 2026.
French FMCG consumption remained somewhat sluggish in the back to school period, with household spending increasing by just 0.8% in the four weeks to 6 Sep...
Tesco has announced a multi-year deal with WSL Football to become the official supermarket partner of the Barclays Women’s Super League and Barclays Women’s Super League 2. The…
PepsiCo is set to raise prices for some chips, a spokesperson said, as the Lay's maker works to revive sales in the United States.
Starbucks will close 250 underperforming coffeehouses in North America, the company said in a regulatory filing.