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  1. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Amazon is seen on the door of an Amazon Books retail store in New York
  2. The logo of Alibaba Group is seen during Alibaba Group's 11.11 Singles' Day global shoppi
    Commentary

    Commentary: Fear of missing out, loneliness may be behind record-breaking Singles' Day sales

    Is it time to reflect upon our extreme consumerism and think about what deeper psychological problems might undergird our purchases? The Singapore ...
  3. A screen shows the value of goods being transacted at Alibaba Group's 11.11 Singles' Day
    Commentary

    Commentary: Don’t get suckered by the hype of 11.11

    The Alibaba-led annual Singles' Day shopping festival may be the world’s most profitable shopping day, but you don’t necessarily have to ...
  4. Louis Vuitton e-commerce Singapore
    Obsessions

    Louis Vuitton is now delivering luxury to your door – via men in sharp suits

    Singapore has joined the ranks of only 25 countries worldwide where Louis Vuitton’s e-commerce is available – and features same-day delivery.
  5. Online shopping Singapore
    Business

    Southeast Asia's Internet economy to hit US$100 billion this year: Report

    Southeast Asia's Internet economy was forecast to grow 39 per cent this year to US$100 billion as millions of people in the region went online to ...
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  6. FILE PHOTO: Clothes are seen on display inside the Barneys New York the luxury department store in
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    Commentary: The death of the department store and a dwindling middle class

    Department stores are collapsing. The Internet is part of the problem, but so too is the hollowing out of the middle class, say two Swinburne ...
  7. Love, Bonito’s Funan outlet
    Commentary

    Commentary: The future of Singapore e-commerce is in brick and mortar

    Love, Bonito’s opening of its biggest physical store yet in Funan may be a sign where online shopping will head to next, says NUS Business ...
  8. FILE PHOTO: Products seen at the Amazon fulfillment center in Baltimore
    Commentary

    Commentary: That unstoppable growth of e-commerce may be coming to an end

    People would probably shop less if they had to pay the true cost of what they buy online, say observers Ralf Seifert and Richard Markoff.
  9. Marks and Spencer
    World

    Marks and Spencer agrees deal with Ocado to sell food online

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    Commentary

    Commentary: The hidden costs of online shopping

    Returning items from your online purchases may seem costless, but that is not the case, Lisa Jack, Regina Frei and Sally-Ann Krzyzaniak from the ...