British Shoppers Spent More Online Than Ever Before In The Run-up To Christmas. The Snappily Titled IMRG Capgemini E-Retail Sales Index Shows That UK Shoppers Spent £5.46 Billion Online In December —the Equivalent Of £88.93 For Every Person In The UK. Th
Posted by Michael Benjmain [26 Jan 2010] | Category: Business News | Business Press Releases
British shoppers spent more online than ever before in the run-up to Christmas. The snappily titled IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index shows that UK shoppers spent £5.46 billion online in December —the equivalent of £88.93 for every person in the UK.
This is a 17% increase on December 2008. Recession, what recession?
“2010 looks set to produce another year of strong results for e-retail, with demand expected to remain high as consumers habitually look online for best buys, and a pipeline of significant improvements emerge, including wider product range availability, even better websites and a greater choice of convenient and more reliable delivery options,”
James Roper the chief exec of IMRG.
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