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Royal Enfield Continental GT 750: What's new?

Royal Enfield has unveiled a revised version of its Continental GT 750 café racer, bringing several updates to the model. The changes are aimed at refreshing the bike's design and features for riders. Details on the new elements are highlighted in the report from Economic Times. The update reflects the brand's continued focus on expanding its mid-displacement motorcycle lineup.

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Shoppers now expect personalised experiences beyond price discounts

Consumer expectations in retail are shifting, with shoppers increasingly valuing tailored experiences over price cuts alone. Retailers are being pushed to use customer data to recommend products and communicate in ways that feel relevant to each individual. The trend reflects a broader move toward relationship-driven engagement as a means of building loyalty. Businesses that fail to personalise risk losing customers to competitors who do. Note: the full article text was not provided, so this summary is based only on the original headline.