The Impact of Technological and Marketing Innovations on Retailing Industry: Evidence of India

Innovation is usually linked with technology-based change. Retailers form a significant sector in the developed economies and also are picking up in the developing economies. There have been few studies in the area of innovation in the retail industry in both conceptual as well as empirical points of view. The objective of this study is to study the impact of marketing and technological innovations on the retail industry. The sample of the study was drawn from the customers who live in the city of Aligarh in India. The study is conclusive, descriptive and is based on a single cross-sectional research design. Quantitative data was generated on the basis of the research instrument (a questionnaire). The study concluded that technological innovation is more important than marketing innovation with respect to World of Mouth (WOM) referral and satisfaction. Furthermore, the study revealed that technological innovation has an impact on store image, customer value, brand store equity, satisfaction, WOM referral, and WOM activity. The study also recommended that a retailer can take some advantages of introducing new technologies. This means investing in technologies would help in increasing market share and competitiveness of the retail sector in the long-run

Do Audit Delay Influence by Management and Shareholders

Purpose: This study is going to contribute to explain the existence audit delay occur due to information risk because of conflict interest between management and shareholders. Methodology/approach: Non-financial firms listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2020 constitute the population of this study. Out of 58 company we are going to take 30 company which will be in the Consumer Goods Industry. Secondary data were utilized for this study. Which were examined using descriptive statistical analysis, classical assumption techniques, multiple linear regression analysis, coefficient of determination R2 and t test, Normality test, Multicollinearity Test, and Heteroscedasticity Test. Results/findings: Based on the results of the analysis that has been carried out, it can be concluded that the variables shareholders (X1) and management (X2) have no effect on audit delay. Limitations: The limitations of this research are (1) this study only uses a number of research samples from Consumer Goods Industry listed on the IDX in 2020) .(2) limited time in conducting research. Contribution: This study is going to contribute to explain the existence audit delay occur due to information risk because of conflict interest between management and shareholders. Novelty: So for future researchers it is hoped that they can conduct research by adding contingent asset variables or other factors that can influence the determination of audit delay. In addition, adding samples in a wider scope of sectors so that they can be generalized to all companies