A wave of store closures could hit in 2023: Slowing sales amid a broader economic slowdown could force mid-tier retailers to shutter brick-and-mortar stores.
A second life for EV battery minerals: Redwood Materials’ expansion will be pivotal for automakers who want to take advantage of federal EV tax credits. Battery reuse startups are competitors.
The B2B market is facing younger buying committees, shifts in expectations about the purchase process, overcomplicated tech stacks, and uncertain economic conditions. These factors are changing how marketers can reach, engage with, and retain business customers, according to our analyst Kelsey Voss. Here are five predictions for how these factors will impact your B2B marketing next year.
The most-read healthcare stories of 2022: A lot of news happened this year and we’re glad we could rely on data to determine the most popular ones. See the top 5 stories we covered this year.
Value-based care outlook in 2023 is cloudy: Health plans are moving the needle away from fee-for-service payments while health systems are facing waves of red ink.
Brightside Health launches virtual suicide prevention program: The company is tackling a critical unmet mental health need. Will it reach patients who need the most help?
Meta’s data center cancellation could hint at AI pivot: The sudden surge of interest in generative AI and its applications could be the outlet Meta needs to generate profit while it mulls its metaverse opportunities.
No easy resolution for Rackspace data breach: Customers still don’t have access to their email archives, and a federal investigation and a class-action lawsuit could bankrupt the cloud provider.
Netflix experiences growing pains as an ad platform: It misses some viewership guarantees by a mile—though it’s trying to make up for it.
WBD is licensing away some of its premium content: “Westworld” is among the shows moving to FAST channels from HBO as the company looks to pare debt.
User-generated content alone can’t save the metaverse: Meta’s new creator mode is a plus, but VR limitations are hurting its metaverse plans.
US lawmakers put more pressure on advertising and social media: Senators propose a ban on tracking users under 17 and call for legislation before the current session ends.
Legal tech startups are having a stellar year: DoNotPay is one of many startups harnessing AI as legal assistants. Its consumer advocacy “robot lawyer” could face friction with corporate bots.
Travel industry poised to keep climbing in 2023: Though inflation and the chance of a recession could cause some turbulence, pent-up demand will buoy airlines and hotels.
The large sums that flowed out of Binance this week caused some in the community to question whether its collapse would end crypto altogether.
It helped funnel billions of dollars through US financial institutions while hiding the identities of its clients.
Shoppers hold out for Super Saturday sales: A record 158 million consumers are expected to shop that day as Amazon, Target, and Walmart ramp up promotions.
Chewy plans to launch a retail media platform next year: The retailer hopes to leverage its highly engaged Autoship customers to bring in advertisers.
Central bank Gov. Philip Lowe outlined four goals and initiatives to help improve Australia’s payments system.