DoorDash is capitalizing on diners’ affinity for food delivery: The platform is running a weeks-long promotion to boost revenues for its membership service.
Domino’s can’t hire enough drivers and its costs are rising: That led the pizza chain to fall short of expectations in Q2.
Rebag makes a play for the luxury apparel and footwear space: The resale platform is adding new categories even as sites like The RealReal and thredUP struggle to turn a profit.
Despite a less-than-stellar Q2, eBay still has few tricks up its sleeve.
An end to password authentication: Poor password security resulted in $52B in losses in 2021. There’s an opportunity to compete in the passwordless authentication market.
Samsung stands to gain from foldable surge: The global market is forecast to reach $29B in sales by 2025, and Samsung’s constant iteration on form factor makes it the smartphone maker to beat.
Cloud can’t take the heat: The UK’s heat wave causes Google and Oracle cloud data centers to shut down. Data infrastructure needs better cooling technologies to adapt to climate change.
Air travel disruptions could stall recovery: Skyrocketing complaints show industry has a customer service problem.
The lender said “healthy spend levels” boosted Q2 earnings, in line with other issuers.
Retailers embrace unconventional returns tactics: While some like Boohoo are charging fees to offset costs, other methods like UGC content and peer-to-peer returns are gaining steam.
A new report shows they favor online and mobile messaging, but want a human for complex topics.
For once, Meta doesn’t want to be in the same boat as TikTok: Both companies are in the headlines for uncertainty-driven layoffs.
Netflix losses deepen as it bets on an ad-supported future: An early 2023 ad launch is good news for marketers, but may not be enough to reverse churn.
We know consumers are price-conscious and indoor mall traffic is up, but will consumers flock to outlets to find deals?