There was a time when a trip to a UK shopping centre to pick up a CD or DVD led you right through the doors of HMV, or even one of Branson’s Virgin Stores.
The tech sector has always polarized people. For many it’s a place of inflated salaries, inflated expectations and menagerie of experimentation.
The delivery rate of email is not as spectacular as it once was and so many companies are stepping in the space in an effort to maximize on the email marketing efforts
“Poor economy, what poor economy?” This must be the question on the lips of online retailers who are seeing massive sales this holiday season.
The humble eBook which gathered steam a few years ago, looks set to create an even bigger stir in the coming years. According to UK-based research company
The passing of Steve Jobs put casted an immediate shadow over Apple and many were wondering if the company would lose much of its luster. Based on the figures recently released to shareholders, nothing of the sort looks set to happen.
You know that things aren’t going your way when you make $10.9 billion in a quarter and still have to face declining overall sales numbers. This is the strange tale surrounding Amazon and its revenue figures for the third quarter of 2011.
One of the biggest questions that strike our mind while we are looking to upgrade our iPhone is how to sell iPhone 4 or how to sell iPhone 3gs. In such respect one should ensure every precision before selling it.
