It’s unlikely that the Woolies CEO will be applying for an SASSA grant anytime soon, but it does point to Shoprite’s growing market share in the vacuum that Pick n Pay seems to be leaving.
Colin Huang’s rise to the top of the billionaire list in China might be short-lived – much like the lifespan of most products sold on Temu. Call it fast fortune if you will.
When you’re playing high-volume-returns roulette, you never know when a request will be the last straw.
The footage of where the Shongweni Urban Development is being built is a reminder that South Africa really does have the best backdrop for any kind of new project. Rolling hills, red rocks and an open African sky – a developer’s dream.
Content creator Maggie Anne just babbled about all the working secrets of Harrods, including underground tunnels, people getting the sack for breaking strict rules and how royalty get to browse the aisles in peace.
A recent study has shown what people in Ferarri’s have known forever – money can buy happiness.
Unlike Instagram, which has recently become so cringingly obvious about trying to sell us stuff, TikTok still shows regular people getting really excited about their favourite things.
US retail giants are finding themselves stuck with unprecedented levels of excess inventory, which they’re struggling to keep in storage.
Somehow, the high-end Woolies actually has some decent prices, offering some of the cheapest options, some even with significant savings.
This year’s Black Friday sales saw some really big spenders with a few South African shoppers dishing out hundreds of thousands of rands in a single transaction.
An Italian TV show, ‘Detto Fatto’, has been cancelled after a segment aired on the eve of International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
Shoppers at a PEP store in Mossel Bay were treated to some free shopping via an anonymous benefactor last week.
The price wars are underway at Pick n Pay, Woolworths, Checkers, and Spar. BusinessTech has run a comparison, so let’s see which one gives you more bang for your buck.
More than ever before, South Africans are choosing e-commerce over instore purchases, and it doesn’t look like that’s set to change anytime soon.
If we look at other countries locked down around the globe, the items that they deem essential look quite different from our own.
We all need a little retail therapy every now and again, so here’s how you can indulge at some popular retailers without breaking the bank.
In our frantic rush to get away from single-use plastics, we turned to the reusable cotton tote. This bring with it a new set of problems.
Game stores will be running some superb Black Friday specials, which begin as the clock ticks past midnight. We have the scoop on what’s to come.
Simmer down. I know Black Friday is exciting, but you’ve got to know what you’re up against if you don’t want to get taken for a ride.
Black Friday brings with it a combination of chaos and incredible savings. If you’re keen to avoid the former and enjoy the latter, here are some tips.
Of the 25 million credit-active people in South Africa, 40% are not using credit responsibly, which leads to a great deal of debt and stress.
Have you got your eye on something that’s just out of your price range? Not ideal, but you might want to check out South Africa’s risk-free, zero-interest payment solution.
If you thought drunk-texting your ex was bad, wait until your credit card bill arrives after a night of drunk-shopping.
The shallowness of the consumer will never cease to astound me. Add a bit of tinsel and a French/Italian sounding name, and they’ll fall over themselves to spend more.
We’ve compiled some of the worst ‘expectation vs reality’ online shopping fails out there. Don’t worry, sometimes it’s OK to have a chuckle at somebody else’s expense.
If you want to see what the future of retail is going to look like, step inside an Amazon Go store, where AI has taken over customer relations.
The end of November has been traditionally established in the US as the best time of the year to shop the most-wanted items on customers’ shopping lists, and with good reason.
Nowadays, more and more people are choosing to stay home, kicking back and relaxing while scrolling through thousands of products available online.
Looking to make every cent count? Well, when you compare prices across some of South Africa’s biggest supermarkets, one name leads the way.
Amazon Go opens its doors to the public today. Before we hear reviews from people on the street, let’s take a look at what shoppers can expect.