Adventures in e-tailing: Why can't Canadian Web sites get their e-tailing acts together?

Article Abstract:

Many Canadian retail companies lack user-friendly Web sites for online shopping of their products. Canadian retailers need to make shopping through the Internet easier for their customers.

Retail Trade, Nonstore Retailers, Methods, Usage, Retail industry, Company Web site/Web page, Technology application, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Online shopping, Web site/Web page development, E-commerce

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Am I Canadian?

Article Abstract:

With reference to the Molson-Coors merger, a discussion is presented on how Canadian companies are pursuing globalization without heeding the loss of being Canadian national brands.

International Affairs, Public affairs, Nationalism, Social aspects, Economic aspects, Global economy, Brand image

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