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The new platform aims to cut retail integration setup from weeks to hours, as businesses seek faster links between storefronts, ERP and warehouse systems.
AliExpress launches UK summer sale with up to 80% off
Shoppers feeling the squeeze are driving demand for discounted home, garden and tech items as 86% worry about living costs, AliExpress said.
UK advisers see surge in younger clients, survey finds
Most UK financial advisers are now serving younger investors, but fragmented software is adding hours of admin each week.
UK retailers back store staff despite rising labour costs
Retailers are prioritising shop-floor service over headcount cuts, even as wage and tax bills strain margins across the sector.
Centrica names Chameleon as smart meter display partner
More UK households could get real-time energy usage data as Centrica adds Chameleon to bolster smart meter rollout supply capacity.
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