Retail stories
Asus targets 30% APAC notebook share with AI, partners
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Asus courts 215 APAC partners in Sydney, tying AI PCs and omnichannel retail to an ambitious 30% consumer notebook market share goal.
How Data Quality in Retail Powers Business Outcomes in 2026
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In 2026, retailers win not by owning more data, but by orchestrating trusted, real-time data that powers every decision and experience.
Technology and the Shift in Managing ‘Personalised Offers’
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Retailers are racing from blunt discounts to AI-driven one-to-one offers, promising sharper margins and loyalty in APAC’s crowded market.
UK shoppers prize accurate updates over rapid delivery
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UK shoppers value accurate parcel tracking and honest delivery updates far more than rapid shipping promises, a new Locus survey suggests.
AI boom drives PC component shortages, price rises
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AI data centre investment is starving Europe’s PC market of key components, driving sharp RAM and SSD price rises into 2026.
ProGlove co founder Brunnbauer takes managing director role
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ProGlove co-founder Konstantin Brunnbauer becomes managing director as CEO Stefan Lampa steps down and shifts to an advisory role.
8x8 sees AI customer interactions surge across voice, chat
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8x8 reports triple-digit growth in AI voice and messaging for CX, as contact centres scale automation beyond pilots across channels.
Celonis names Ewan Henderson North America GM for AI push
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Celonis hires veteran software leader Ewan Henderson as North America GM to tighten AI’s link to day-to-day operations and measurable ROI.
Lydian app brings crypto payments to Clover merchants
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Lydian app lets Clover merchants accept crypto from 300+ digital assets at checkout while still being settled in local fiat currency.
Xelix warns AP errors leak up to USD $53 billion a year
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Xelix research warns large UK and US firms lose up to USD $53 billion a year to accounts payable errors, duplicates, missed credits and fraud.
Holiday refunds surge, squeezing global retail margins
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Holiday refunds jumped 18.1% in 2025, with each USD $1 million in refunds costing retailers about USD $1.3 million once overheads are included.
True Media names Alison Clark to lead account team
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True Media appoints Alison Clark to lead account management as Senior Vice President, boosting its leadership hub in Minneapolis.
Vertiv unveils PowerUPS 200 range for homes & SMEs
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Vertiv launches compact PowerUPS 200 range in EMEA, aiming backup power at homes, gaming setups, retail tills and small office equipment.
Cognizant & Adobe deepen AI pact on content at scale
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Cognizant and Adobe are deepening their AI alliance to speed and govern large-scale content creation for heavily regulated global enterprises.
SCALA & Optilogic partner on AI supply chain design
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SCALA partners with Optilogic to formalise use of its AI-driven Cosmic Frog platform for advanced supply chain network design and risk analysis.
NTT DATA & AWS expand global agentic AI cloud push
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NTT DATA and AWS sign multi-year deal to speed enterprise cloud modernisation and move agentic AI systems from pilots to production at scale.
NTT DATA & AWS target agentic AI in Asia-Pacific deal
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NTT DATA strikes multi-year AWS deal to drive agentic AI and cloud modernisation for heavily regulated Asia-Pacific enterprises.
Logitech G offers 30-day refund on JB Hi-Fi mouse pre-orders
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Logitech G offers 30-day money-back guarantee on JB Hi-Fi pre-orders of its PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE gaming mouse in Australia.
Unicommerce launches Shipway Cargo for B2B logistics
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Unicommerce’s Shipway launches Shipway Cargo, a SaaS platform for quick commerce and B2B logistics, targeting heavy and bulky shipments.
Shoppers return to stores for complex tech across Europe
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Shoppers are heading back to tech stores across Europe as complex, big-ticket gadgets push buyers towards in-person advice and demos.