Cannes Lions to showcase creators: The ad industry is finally catching up to the power of creators as the creator economy evolves beyond brand sponsorships.
Musk may otherwise exit the company, taking his AI and robotics resources with him. That could be a big hit to Tesla’s growth and finances.
Inflation drove consumers to buy more store brands: But as sales remain strong, retailers look to premium private label items to foster loyalty.
Consumer trust in genAI-driven healthcare information is waning: It’s a top reason why non-users are reluctant to try genAI for healthcare. We explore what’s driving this lack of trust.
Black, Hispanic Americans more likely to lose Medicaid coverage: We unpack new study findings and explore what needs to be done to effect real change amid Medicaid redeterminations.
AMA considering Change Healthcare lawsuit: While February’s cyberattack may have less of a financial impact than initially feared, Change Healthcare isn’t out of the woods yet. Here’s why.
On today's podcast episode, we discuss why the Atlantic thinks "Google is playing a dangerous game with AI search", the best new membership perk that retailers should introduce, TV networks strategy to deemphasize age, whether every brand needs a personality, why the Taj Mahal was built, and more. Tune in to the discussion with our analysts Blake Droesch, Bill Fisher, and Carina Perkins.
The dominant drone maker faces a potential US ban under the Countering CCP Drones Act and might need to sell to a US company or abandon the market completely.
TikTok’s Streaks, a copycat of Snapchat’s Snapstreaks, could help the app recapture consumers as user activity shifts away from public feeds and into DMs.
Airlines have a lucrative advertising opportunity: United Airlines is capitalizing on its robust user location data to introduce ads in-flight and in its app.
In-store retail media ad spend will reach $1.06 billion by 2028, accounting for 0.8% of all retail media spend, according to our March 2024 forecast.
On today's podcast episode, we discuss the argument for the NYTimes suing OpenAI, the argument for other publishers (like Vox, the Associated Press, and others) signing content licensing deals with OpenAI, and how this all shakes out. Tune in to the discussion with our analysts Daniel Konstantinovic and Gadjo Sevilla.
“Every tool that exists right now is getting AI infused into it,” our analyst Henry Powderly said on a recent episode of the “Behind the Numbers” podcast. Indeed, 24.0% of people in the US will use generative AI at work next year, per our June 2023 forecast.
The Attune World Elite Mastercard may not gain top-of-wallet status, but it offers a compelling value proposition
The plans give customers more flexibility in how and when they make their repayments, which should help Affirm attract more users
Larger retailers are showing a willingness to be more combative as they push back against swipe fees
While Google pushes away ad blockers, Apple may welcome them: An upcoming Safari update could feature AI search and a free ad blocking tool.
Walmart knows it’s hard to find good help: That’s why the retailer is offering new training programs and certifications to fill high-demand roles across its business and providing hourly workers with bonuses.