With profits down and factories years away, Foxconn says tariffs are a major obstacle for companies navigating rising costs and supply chain instability.
Luxury brands shake up their creative ranks: While Gucci is betting on provocateur Demna to revitalize its brand, Versace opts for a steadier path.
This week, in-person events bring consumers closer to brands, agencies face creative challenges, and TikTok’s troubles highlight Pinterest’s potential.
Fast, AI-driven support appeals to many, but empathy and access to live agents are vital to maintaining customer relationships.
Meta’s new Stories payout model drops view minimums, aiming to reengage influencers and win back young users.
US retail media ad spending will increase 88.5% from 2024 to 2028, reaching $97.9 billion, according to a November 2024 EMARKETER forecast.
Consumers are confused about tariffs, and brands need to find a way to reach them with the right messaging about the potential for volatile pricing.
Influencer marketing spend will grow15% YoY, outpacing digital and social ad spending, and will reach $10.52 billion in 2025, EMARKETER forecasts. Despite its growth, influencer marketing has maintained a core communication issue—no one knows what to call the people who are doing the work.
Banks must help customers navigate growing economic uncertainty.
Learn what’s behind the distrust and how banks can overcome it.
Target isn’t sitting still amid challenges: It’s bringing back Target Circle Week to boost sales and memberships now while planning 300 store openings over the next decade.
Threads tests feature allowing users to select interests: The move could help the platform address its retention problem and draw creators.
Dollar General’s core customer is under considerable financial strain: Many shoppers can only afford basic essentials as inflation and economic uncertainty take their toll.
Retail media resilience: Brands continue investing in this ad channel, but rising expectations put pressure on their retail partners.
Banyan’s tech could help encourage Bilt cardholders to use their cards for more than rent—if the price is right.
Issuers are relying more than ever on this segment to bolster payment volume and revenues.