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Maharashtra-based jeweller Chandukaka Saraf plans to open 5-7 new stores as jewellery consumption in India shifts from traditional occasions to personal milesto

India's Rs 5 lakh crore alcohol industry, significantly larger than Bollywood and jewelry, is undergoing a major shift with consumers increasingly experimenting

Dollar General's $1 price point strategy is thriving, attracting shoppers with higher incomes, and the retailer plans to add more items for the holidays.

Cash is projected to account for only 4% of all payments in Britain by 2035, though it will remain important for millions. This trend comes as many shops and re

A report indicates that nearly 25% of smartphone buyers are looking for AI capabilities like understanding and suggesting actions, while 18% desire generative p

Consumer goods companies are enhancing milk-based drinks with protein to cater to health-conscious consumers who prefer on-the-go products, marking a new growth

Gen Z's reduced interest in buying gold could potentially benefit India's economy.

Downtown retail is shifting from physical goods to services, with gyms and salons replacing traditional stores. Last year marked a significant change as more re

AB InBev is reallocating marketing funds from Bud Light to other brands as celebrity endorsements and cage fighting sponsorships have failed to stop the decline

British alcoholic beverages are becoming weaker, a phenomenon dubbed 'drinkflation,' as brands reduce alcohol content while maintaining sizes and prices, a tren

Despite ongoing price increases, smartphone demand remains strong, with younger users willing to pay more for desired devices. Older users, however, are more li

New figures from Waitrose indicate a recent surge in demand for French meats and cheeses in Britain, suggesting a growing popularity for charcuterie boards amon

Personal care items and smaller product packs are reportedly driving the growth of quick commerce.

Chinese Gen Z consumers are shifting their spending habits, increasingly associating high-end jewelry with concepts like luck, career growth, or protection from

Over the past five years, power consumers have increasingly shifted towards digital payment methods.

Ian Johnston warns that dynamic pricing could become the new normal for all purchases, urging politicians to consider the social consequences of this growing tr