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Mobile Commerce In UK: 47% Consumers Delete App If They Find It Difficult To Navigate [Study]

Mobile Websites are more popular than Mobile apps when it comes to actual business & financial transaction level in UK. While 51% complete purchase via mobile websites on monthly or more frequent basis compare to 40% via mobile app....

Complex e-Payment Gateway System And Mistrust Are Hurting Global E-Biz Industry !

The complex e-payment gateway setup process in India and mistrust towards e-payment among Asian shoppers/retailers could significantly damage the growth of global e-business industry. This could have direct impact over M-commerce which is already being challenged by the explosive...

Global Ad Spend Trend 2012: Internet Ads – Fastest Growth But Negligible Contribution!

Organizations and people across the globe are showing more confidence in advertising as global advertising spend in first half 2012 is increased by 2.7% compare to same duration in 2011. And the growth is primarily driven by Internet Ad...

Travel Free By Using Twitter – An Amazing Real Story !

Twitter, a micro blogging website, is one of the most successful venture in recent times. Just few days back Twitter crossed 20 Billion Tweets count. People have integrated Twitter service with their life and living a virtual world with it. However constant popularity growth of Twitter made people to adopt its services in many more ways. Thinking on the same thought way, a British man called Paul Smith has traveled around the world almost totally free using only Twitter to get journeys from fellow users.

Superstitions across different countries – An Overview

Some believe that a superstition is anything that people believe that is based on myth, magic, or irrational thoughts. They are beliefs that are steeped in lore or tradition, and it is usually difficult to pinpoint the exact origin. Here is a brief compilation of Superstitions which are prevalent across different countries.
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Tech Layoffs in 2024 Showing No Sign of Slowing Down: Google and Tesla Among the Hardest Hit

When layoffs in tech companies peaked in 2023, industry analysts attributed this surge to excessive hiring during the Covid-19...
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