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Night-long shopping on Chand Raat unlikely
Early closure of markets rules out rush on henna, bangle stalls
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Shortage of products mars Lahore's crowded markets
After easing of lockdown, most citizens go out for shopping
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Malls see mixed response as they reopen
Despite lower turnout than usual, customers continue to flout SOPs
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Eid shopping spree gains momentum in Lahore
Online sales jump from 2% to 20%
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Do we really need to run to the markets for Eid shopping, asks Sanam Saeed
The celebrity along with Ushna Shah and Shaneira Akram questioned the need for clinging to old habits amid Covid-19
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Small businesses use online platforms to sell products
E-commerce grows as retailers connect with buyers online amid lockdown
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E-commerce platforms demand free movement in lockdown
Request aimed at facilitating masses by providing them with items of daily use
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Amazon launches business selling automated checkout to retailers
Amazon's Just Walk Out technology
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SHC issues stay order against Hyderabad mall
Court unsatisfied with conversion of residential plot to a commercial one
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Qeemat Punjab now offers home delivery in Rawalpindi
Administration plans to extend the facility to remote areas of Murree, Kotli Satyan, Kahuta, Taxila, Kalar, Gujar Khan
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