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Pooja Shrivastava

Pooja Shrivastava

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Senior Journalist, Asian Trader

Michigan

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I am always willing to explore my options. Never say NO to anything.

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  • Sir Alan Bates urges Post Office scandal victims to consider legal action against government

    By Pooja Shrivastava| Asian Trader Verified Post Office Horizon scandal lead campaigner Sir Alan Bates has urged victims of the Horizon scandal to take legal action against the government over compensation delays. Suggesting that it would be November 2027 before all the claims are finished based on the current rate of progress, Sir Alan in an email to the fellow victims has stated that going to court was "probably the quickest way to ensure fairness for all".

    By Pooja Shrivastava · Asian Trader

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Chinese retail giant test launches grocery e-commerce in London

    By Pooja Shrivastava| Asian Trader Verified China's largest retailer by revenue, JD.com, has test launched a new e-commerce grocery site called Joybuy. The site will be available to consumers in select London postcodes with plans for wider expansion by the end of 2025. The website offers extensive ranges of ambient and frozen foods, household products, baby items, beverages, personal care, beauty, health, pet supplies, and nicotine products from major brands. Hundreds of Morrisons own-label goods are also available across several categories.

    By Pooja Shrivastava · Asian Trader

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Chinese retail giant test launches grocery e-commerce in London

    By Pooja Shrivastava| Asian Trader Verified China's largest retailer by revenue, JD.com, has test launched a new e-commerce grocery site called Joybuy. The site will be available to consumers in select London postcodes with plans for wider expansion by the end of 2025. The website offers extensive ranges of ambient and frozen foods, household products, baby items, beverages, personal care, beauty, health, pet supplies, and nicotine products from major brands. Hundreds of Morrisons own-label goods are also available across several categories.

    By Pooja Shrivastava · Asian Trader

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Asian Trader

Michigan, United States