In a fiercely competitive and global marketplace, today’s shopper is more concerned with frugality than brand loyalty – unless, of course, there’s something in it for them. Dosh incentivizes people to buy from its partners by rewarding them with cashback every time they spend.

One advantage of shopping for clothes in person is the ability to explore a range of items; but for many, speedy online delivery services trump the appeal of wide choice. Zara's concept store blends these two experiences, allowing shoppers to try and buy before delivering to their door.

The Brooks Brothers brand may evoke images of older executives in leather desk chairs, but the company is betting on something future-facing to transform its business – artificial intelligence. How can the tech ensure shoppers get the goods they want, where they want them, and at the right price?

Want a new pair of trainers? Looking to replace your vacuum cleaner? No matter what Americans are looking to buy, over half of online shoppers start their journey with Amazon. The research also shows that less people are starting their spending spree with Google.