As many online grocery stores in the US do not accept coupons, Shipt has begun offering digital versions.

A new initiative is donating 100 per cent of the profits from the sale of eco-friendly toilet paper to NHS charities.

Consumers can report on in-store safety features, and retailers are able to send alerts when items are back in stock.

Teemill uses recovered, natural and plastic-free materials for both their T-Shirts and packaging, enabled by a circular model.

JD.com is hosting a weekly live-streamed show, with brands like Rémy Martin and Carlsberg offering beverages to an online audience.

An influencer has created a product to alleviate her followers’ manicure-withdrawal during lockdown.

The new format also offers live-streaming events aimed specifically at the Chinese market.

A Bengaluru startup has developed a next-gen, point-of-sale system designed for the Indian market.

Daniel Arsham has recently launched Archive Editions, a platform dedicated to selling limited edition artworks and collectables, exclusively in China.

OpenTable has a new option that allows shoppers to reserve a slot for their grocery shopping, potentially bolstering social distancing efforts.

In addition to beer and snacks, the box includes Spotify playlists curated by music journalists and a music-themed pub quiz.

The fabric is made with recycled yarn from plastic-recovered bottles, the labels from sugar cane fibre and the printing process reduces water usage by 98 per cent.