Retailers that launch online stores and mobile applications to reach tech-savvy consumers stand to increase revenue, given the increasing shift to digital media, according to Query Click.

A recent study from Enterprise Rent-A-Car discovered 62 percent of U.K. shoppers say if they receive poor customer service once they will not buy from that company again.

The videos poked fun at the NBA lockout, and offered consumers and sports fans an exclusive look at the funnier side to many professional basketball stars, such as Amar'e Stoudemire.

A recent study from Kelkoo and the Centre for Retail Research found consumers in the U.K. shop the most from mobile devices compared to any other European country, followed by Germany and France.

A recent survey from ForeSee found 49 percent of U.K. shoppers have used their mobile device for shopping and 28 percent expect to do so in the future.

Online retail grocer Ocado recently reported a 16.6 percent increase in year-over-year sales, comparing late November sales figures from 2010 and 2011.

Shopatron recently launched Soll's online skiwear store for U.K. consumers. Prior to launching the online store, Soll products were only available at retail outlets in Spain.

ParcelsPlease delivery service predicts package volume in 2012 will continue to grow due to an increased number of international parcels being delivered to Australia, Greece and France as more shoppers are finding deals online from U.K. retailers.

International retail experts have noted that the U.K. and the United States are leading the globe in transitioning from bricks-and-mortar stores to ecommerce sites.

For more than 10 years, U.K. shoppers have been purchasing from online stores safely and efficiently.