Big data meets tiny diamonds: Researchers cracked the quantum computing storage puzzle with a diamond wafer containing an unprecedented amount of memory. But don’t expect to buy one anytime soon.
The card network posted Q1 growth across the board—especially in cross-border volume—despite boycotting Russia.
On today's episode, we discuss Elon Musk buying Twitter, retailers' efforts on hybrid shopping, how to keep consumers' attention, the first Meta store, how much the average American gets back in their taxes, and more. Tune in to the discussion with our analysts Yory Wurmser and Blake Droesch and director of reports editing Rahul Chadha.
The payments behemoth singled out digital wallets as a way to boost engagement going forward.
AppTrackingTransparency isn’t the death knell some feared: Just under half of all users have consented to tracking, far above initial estimates.
Pinterest is doing fine, despite a decline in monthly active users: The platform’s inherent ability to serve as a social discovery engine makes it highly valuable to advertisers..
A commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is critical to Black shoppers—but there’s more to DEI than hiring and employee-engagement practices.
Search engines’ dominance for online product research is losing out: Consumers in Latin America increasingly prefer to search for products on retail sites such as Amazon or Mercado Libre.
Watch the on-demand replay of our webinar, The Bank in 2025, as we discuss 4 trends reshaping the industry and how banks can thrive in a fast-changing financial services landscape.
Nearly two-thirds of US consumers would give away their email address for a $20 coupon or discount code. Some 31% would provide their full name, and 23% would enter their phone number. That said, 27% wouldn’t be tempted to hand over any of that data or their home address.
Walmart adds fashion star power: WIth new partnerships in fold, the retailer pushes into stylish activewear, swimwear, and furniture at the same time it emphasizes a value-oriented message.
Building breakthrough brands with staying power in the digital age will combine the best aspects of traditional mass-market branding and a modern growth-hacking mindset. Established brands and digitally native vertical brands (DNVBs) must be willing to learn from one another.
The pandemic has significantly disrupted brand loyalty: Worries over inflation and supply chain issues are causing customers to prioritize price and availability.
US consumers are switching to private label brands: While 90% of US adults who switched from national to private labels did so for a better value, bigger assortments and membership perks were also motivators.