KDDI to launch shopping service at 'au' mobile phone stores

A tablet computer shows recommended consumer products on May 14, 2015, under a new shopping program to be launched by KDDI Corp. as part of its "au" mobile phone service during fiscal 2015. Customers can make their shopping orders at "au" stores and the products will be delivered to their homes. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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