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    Urban consumers aged 18-34 with household incomes exceeding $150,000 spend twice as much online as the average US consumer U.S. Consumers Don’t Value Same-Day Delivery, Despite Rush of New Services by Retailers and Carriers  
    Added: 03/07/2013 from Boston Consulting Group Published: 03/05/2013
    Chinese Internet users in major cities are willing to pay from $280 to $440 for a tablet, or $185 more than in 2010 BCG - Press Release - Fast-Growing Tablet Market Still up for Grabs as Consumers Look for Different Features, Price Points  
    Added: 01/25/2012 from Boston Consulting Group Published: 01/23/2012
    Less than 10% of China’s urban population shopped online in 2006. The figure jumped to 23% in 2010 and will nearly double to 44% by 2015 BCG - Press Release - Companies Without Online Offerings Are Slow to Enter China’s E-Commerce Market, World’s Second Largest and Set for More Explosive Growth, Says Report by The Boston Consulting Group  
    Added: 11/23/2011 from Boston Consulting Group Published: 11/23/2011
    Nearly half of China’s urban consumers, accounting for about 80% of the country’s GDP, will be shopping both on- and offline within the next 5 years bcg.perspectives - Selling to China’s E-Shoppers  
    Added: 11/16/2011 from Boston Consulting Group Published: 11/10/2011