Netflix’s quantity-over-quality approach to content may change: The service released over 500 originals last year, but few stuck the landing.
More deliveries, faster: To satiate consumer appetite for faster delivery while also appeasing workers, Amazon puts $1 billion toward startups. But so far its tech investments haven’t been altogether fruitful.
Spend on the cloud, save in the cloud: Cybersecurity needs to be a priority for Wells Fargo as it moves to the cloud to help achieve its goals and save money.
Meta is making a modest step into physical retail: Facebook’s parent company is opening a store on its Burlingame, California, campus to let consumers try its metaverse hardware products.
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TikTok bets on interactivity to drive ad conversions: The platform released a slew of new ad formats that aim to keep users engaged.
Prime Video bets content will draw international viewers: Amazon’s streaming service is investing to create regional shows in Europe and Asia.
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Last-mile delivery is a necessary expense for retailers: A survey by Anyline and Researchscape finds shoppers of all ages will abandon brands after a bad delivery experience.
Brands see an opportunity to pad their margins: Consumer demand remains strong for products such Tide, Coca-Cola, and Tyson, which is why companies are boosting prices beyond their increased costs.