Back-to-school shopping: How not to break the bank while fulfilling kids’ demands
Shopping for back-to-school can be expensive, but there are several ways to save money. Continue reading
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Urge to splurge online? Why you should put the touchscreen down
By Lauren Pullen Anchor/Reporter
“These results may well be a game-changer.” Continue reading
BUSINESS REPORT: Online shopping may become a lot less expensive
Canada has been holding the online duty and tax-free amount that can be ordered from the U.S. at the ridiculous level of $20 for years, but the U.S. insists that limit be pushed to $800. Continue reading
Facebook launches Marketplace buy and sell feature in Canada
The social network giant is taking on classified-ads giants like Craigslist and Kijiji. Continue reading
Sears signs sales partnership with Amazon amid mass shutdown of stores
Sears said that it would begin selling its full line of Kenmore-branded appliances on Amazon in an attempt to boost the bottom line. Continue reading
Trump asked Ottawa to drop duties on e-commerce under NAFTA. Canadians should cheer, say experts
“It would be unambiguously good for consumers” Continue reading
Amazon Prime Day: Here’s how to make the most of it
Step one: Don’t get carried away. Step two: set up deal alerts. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: How technology will change the future lives of Canadians
Ipsos recently completed the CanadaNext study where we asked Canadians about the next 10 years and their views of close to 50 future scenarios. Continue reading
EU fines Google nearly $3.6B for manipulating shopping search results
European regulators gave the company based in Mountain View, California, 90 days to stop or face fines of up to 5 per cent of the average daily worldwide revenue of parent company Alphabet. Google says it is considering an appeal. Continue reading
IKEA launches collection point in Regina
The iconic Swedish home furnishing store is now easier to shop at for Regina residents. Continue reading
