Intu is set to install a network of screens that revolve between portrait and landscape at selected shopping centres across the UK to keep customers entertained and increase dwell time, it announced on Thursday.
The London design and art museum has teamed up with Google Arts & Culture to create a virtual exhibition of some of its most fascinating pieces including a controversial 1990 Vivienne Westwood corset.
Shop/Who What Wear offers auto-added discount codes, high and low priced merchandise, and brands and retailers such as Gucci, Barneys New York and Neiman Marcus.
A new Toronto company wants to curate wardrobes for women with little time who are concerned about fashion waste. UnCo proposes personalized capsules of 6-12 pieces that can be mixed and match to create 20-30 looks
Finnish researchers are attempting to use the natural pigments of autumn leaves in order to make a more ecologically friendly textile dye.
Social media network Snapchat has finally launched Spectacles, its camera-equipped sunglasses, in Europe nearly seven months after their US debut.
Apple Inc is expected to announce plans next week to make its Siri voice assistant work with a larger variety of apps, as the technology company looks to counter the runaway success of Amazon's competing Alexa service.
With prices down and weather patterns unpredictable, America's cotton farmers are facing tough times. But a new research by at the University of Texas at Austin may offer a break for the industry.
The Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) Foundation has announced the soft launch of the Chemical Module of the ZDHC Gateway on June 1, 2017 to the ZDHC Contributor Community, after a six month pilot.
Shopping malls giant Intu has become the latest business to sponsor a start-up accelerator programme and said it is looking for “exciting start-ups to work with” as part of its new initiative called Intu Accelerate.
Multinational credit card and payment services provider Barclaycard is planning to launch a new mobile app that will put an end to long checkout queues.
Leading fibre manufacturer Lenzing will soon be launching an eco-friendly viscose fibre called EcoVero.
Scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have invented a fabric with breathable, pliable, metal-free electrodes that feels comfortable and also supplies electricity to power small electronics.
People will be soon able to pay for products when shopping in the virtual world thanks to a new technology developed by Worldpay, the leading payments company has announced.
Hut Group, one of the world’s largest e-tailers selling health, beauty and fashion, has acquired an international hosting company in a strategic move to upgrade the technology behind its e-commerce sites.