Amazon moves aggressively to grab grocery share from Tesco: Amid stagnating US Prime member growth, the ecommerce giant is appealing to inflation-hit UK shoppers.
Health systems address RPM, wearable challenges: We explore new toolkits for scaling RPM adoption, and discuss how healthcare organizations can solve the challenges in adopting the devices.
New VA report highlights EHR patient safety risks: We unpack reports of medical record hiccups, but EHR growth continues.
Netflix is the perfect testing ground for Microsoft’s adtech: The tech giant lacked a high-demand, growing catalog of content to flesh out its ad offerings.
FCC needs $3B more to ditch Huawei, ZTE networks: The “rip and replace” initiative is short on funds. Prolonged pushback on reimbursements could result in a dodgy patchwork of suboptimal equipment.
Big Tech pauses office expansion: The economic downturn has pushed beleaguered companies like Meta to rethink their strategies. Workers’ reluctance to return is another reason for companies to stall expansion plans.
On today's episode, in our "Retail Me This, Retail Me That" segment, we discuss the current relevance of Prime Day, what to make of a second Prime Day in the fall, and which categories we should be watching. Then for "Pop-Up Rankings," we rank the top three reasons consumers might have opted out of Prime Day. Join our analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts analyst Andrew Lipsman.
Toys R Us stores are back: Every Macy’s store will feature Toys R Us-branded shops as the retailer looks to leverage the toy sellers’ brand equity to drive toy sales.
Tech execs worry about population growth: With rising robotics and automation set to disrupt human labor, the tech industry needs a highly skilled workforce.
EV sticker shock softens with time and perks: EVs are paying for themselves faster as automakers offer deals on free charging that could become a decisive factor for inflation-weary consumers.
Pinterest wants to be more than just shopping inspiration: The platform’s evolution into a full-funnel commerce app has caught the interest of activist investor Elliott Management.
The CFPB and OCC claim BoA’s faulty program automatically froze accounts, causing customers to miss out on deserved benefits.
Consumers spent more in June, but confidence remains low: Shoppers contend with reduced spending power as inflation wreaks havoc on budgets.
Citizens must wholly accept a CBDC for it to be successful, but obstacles to making that happen are steep.