Showrooming has become the latest retail trend for online sellers

Published: 24-Nov-2017
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According to Colliers International, showrooming has become the latest trend among online retailers

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Showrooming is the latest trend for the retail sector, according to real estate specialist Colliers International.

In a new survey published by the brand, ‘Fancy Seeing You Here - online retailers and the growth of showrooming’ the company says that

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