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Steve Jobs’ original 1976 garage-built PC fetches $365,000
12 Dec 2014
A fully-functional Apple computer of the model that the company’s late co-founder Steve Jobs sold out of his parents’ garage in 1976 for $600,has sold for $365,000 at a Christie’s auction
Catering to needs of in-store, online customers boosts marketing effectiveness, revenue
03 Dec 2014
Marketing efforts are more successful and revenues increase when retailers cater to consumers’ preferences and invest in creating certain perceptions of the service environment
Frenzied UK shoppers clash on Black Friday
29 Nov 2014
Facebook losing appeal with teens: Study
28 Nov 2014
Facebook is fast losing its appeal with teens who are increasingly spending less time on Facebook than on instant messaging apps
OnePlus opens online sale of latest smartphone
28 Nov 2014
Amazon drops unlocked Fire Phone price to $199
26 Nov 2014
Xiaomi launches Redmi Note 3G and 4G models
25 Nov 2014
A quarter of fashion and luxury goods advertised on Facebook are counterfeit: research
15 Nov 2014
Cyber-security experts report having found that about a quarter of the fashion and luxury ads they examined on Facebook were for counterfeit goods
Wal-Mart to make Black Friday a week-long event
12 Nov 2014
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