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Just ahead of another busy shopping season, Walmart confirmed that it has updated its price-matching policy company-wide to allow its retail stores to match the prices from nearly any online retailer, including top competitor Amazon. The new policy is meant to extend the informal price-matching store managers have already implemented at local stores, in addition to the Ad Matching policy that has Walmart matching the prices from local brick-and-mortar retailers’ advertised sales. The move is aimed at cutting down on the practice of “showrooming,” where consumers check out physical products at local stores, then shop for a better deal on the web.

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Amazon is set to lose out on more than £2.7 million in the run-up to Christmas, according to a group campaigning for people in the UK to refrain from purchasing products from the online retailer. Amazon Anonymous is asking people to go Amazon-free for the holiday season and says 12,000 people so far have pledged to do their shopping elsewhere. The group, started by three former Amazon customers, told Mashable that, on average, people are pledging not to spend £100 with the company.

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Shoppers Stop, Lifestyle and others to sell private labels on Amazon, Flipkart

Big brick and-mortal retailers Shoppers Stop, Lifestyle International and Spencer’s Retail plan to sell their products on e-commerce marketplaces such as Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal and Jabong, following top retailer Future Group in embracing the reality of online shopping boom in the country.

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In the lead up to Chinese New Year, U.S. e-commerce giant Amazon is adding one million items to its China site to capture the online sales boom. Now CCTV’s Cheng Lei spoke to the CEO of Amazon China about its cross-border e-commerce strategy, as well as how to deal with fake products concerns in China.

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For a few minutes on Tuesday, it seemed like Amazon might actually have a sense of humor. The online shopping giant announced a new hardware product called the Dash Button. It’s a little hook, decorated with the name of a household brand, which customers can place on the wall and tap to automatically order a specific product. Amazon has long been trying to turn our lives into one never-ending impulse shopping experience, but this effort sounded almost too literal. That, combined with the fact it was announced one day before April Fools’ Day, may explain why many on Twitter questioned if the buttons were simply a joke. However, a rep for Amazon told Mashable by email, “indeed it is real.”

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