online shopping
Opinion / Are social media platforms encouraging impulse buying?
Social media platforms are predominantly designed for consumers rather than businesses
Aarmoire: the Facebook shop to follow
From small beginnings as a Facebook page, Aarmoire is fast becoming a brand that customers can trust for stylish ethnic clothes in both stitched and unstitched varieties.
Grappling with online shopping addiction? Say, “No more!”
During a time of pandemic, when our mental health is considerably vulnerable, shoppers heavily depend on online platforms for comfort. Now, there is nothing to freak out about. For starters, you can bring the following changes in your habits to curb your online shopping.
Hiding Your Online Shopping Spree from Your Parents
Master the forbidden art.
The 5 Stages of Shopper’s Guilt
No. 5 will really shock you.
Online Shopping Hacks You Need To Know
Online shopping is frankly unavoidable these days because certain original or imported products are available strictly online, and our daily schedules often limit us from taking long shopping trips.
Poter Bibi: Promoting Bangladeshi culture and fashion
Potter Bibi is an online shopping site serving products that are made in Bangladesh. The name, Potter Bibi, refers to the Bangla idiom, Shushojitto Thaka (staying adorned).
Cashless shopping & Dining
Bangladesh remains an overwhelmingly cash-based society despite a host of measures by the central bank to facilitate digital
Millennials in China more willing to spend
Those born in the 1990s are emerging as the new engine of consumption in China, said a new McKinsey survey.
How to smartly shop online
Customers should know the smartest way to shop online. The Daily Star interviews some of the buyers and sellers and listed down tips for ‘smartly shopping online’.
China's Alibaba breaks Singles Day record as sales surge
E-commerce giant Alibaba has broken its own record for sales on China's Singles Day, the world's biggest online shopping event.
Amazon bars the sale of Apple and Google TV devices
Amazon is to stop selling video-streaming TV devices from Google and Apple because they don't "interact well" with its own media service.
