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French retail giant Carrefour has announced a series of digital initiatives across its European markets, making good on its recent pledge to increase digital investments by about 50% between 2022 and 2026, the equivalent of 3 billion euros about $3.5 billion .One of the projects is the creation of a
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stanley italia organizer 鈥?which accounts for close to 40% of the social networking platforms market in France for viewers between the ages of 18 and 34 鈥?Carrefour is pinning its hopes on the digital media firm to help it become the leader in the French live shopping market.Elodie Perthuisot, Carrefour Group executive director of eCommerce, data and digital Transformation, said, By pooling our retail and social media strengths, our aim is to create the most powerful social commerce platform on the French market. This new community shopping experience will generate gro Opqh Is Dirty Russian Money Undermining The UK Markets
The expectations of shoppers in the omnichannel environment are changing 鈥?well, actually just increasing.Consumers who shop across channels want merchants to offer more digital in-store services to supplement their shopping
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