By Claire Stevenson

UK shoppers are planning to use their morning commute and office lunch breaks to shop for Christmas this year with four in 10 using mobile phones to search for festive purchases.

People will spend an average of 10 hours browsing online this year, according to research from Webloyalty, indicating that more time is spent searching for items due to a broader range of choice.

The e-commerce company, which surveyed over 2,000 consumers between September and October 2015, expects a total Christmas spend of £16.5bn with the average consumer spending £442. However, despite retailers already releasing holiday advertising campaigns more than a third Read full story ›

Source: The Drum