A popular influencer has recommended drastic changes in daily spending.
The end of de minimis is nigh: The rule that fueled the rise of Temu and Shein is set to end on May 2.
Worsening economic conditions will be felt deeply by issuers if the tariffs remain in their current form
3 in 4 shoppers switched brands in the past year: More retailers are looking to rewards programs to encourage loyalty amid macroeconomic headwinds.
Leaning on non-card revenue can help the network maintain its momentum even if shaky economic conditions lead to slower consumer spending
The app limits access to just three preset hours, betting on nostalgia, minimalism, and scarcity to counter tech fatigue.
Market instability as well as concerns over an economic slowdown as a result of President Trump’s tariffs are making the BNPL player pause its plans
Gen Z consumers are more likely to participate in economic boycotts: Their willingness to stop spending with their favorite brands over DEI and other issues should give retailers pause.
Vimeo Streaming empowers creators with subscription tools: The platform helps monetize video content through branded apps, AI tools, and flexible pricing.
With AI revenues soaring and Azure scaling, Microsoft is doubling down on infrastructure to lead tech’s next wave, even as regulators circle.
Hershey sees LesserEvil as the greater good in healthier snacking: The consumer packaged goods giant is buying the snack brand as part of its push to diversify its offerings.
Healthcare companies slashed marketing budgets in 2024: This points to lower spending, but also more efficiency as companies move from traditional expensive TV plans to more targeted TV, digital, and social media.
GoodRx rolls out expanded online pharmacy services: Consumers fill medications and pay for them on GoodRx’s platform. Struggling drugstore chains can partner with GoodRx and improve their customers’ pharmacy experiences.
Senate confirms Dr. Oz to lead CMS: Reducing Medicare Advantage overpayments could be a priority for Oz and his team. Looming cuts to Medicaid will be tougher to justify.
China’s retaliation rattles markets, but Big Tech could offset losses by leaning into AI, services, and subscriptions—if consumers still bite.
Apple News’ “abysmal” ad revenues requires advertisers to rethink: Poor ROI and a lack of changes to improve the platform could spell trouble.
TikTok receives another 75-day extension: As Trump signs a second executive order to keep the app alive, its future remains murky.
Regulators may hit X with a $1 billion fine, escalating a standoff that could provoke Trump and push Musk to yank the platform from Europe.