Puma overcomes global uncertainty to post record sales: But adidas has a gloomier perspective as it anticipates a consumer spending slowdown.
Luxury brands’ stellar growth shows no signs of fading: LVMH, Armani Group, and Richemont all had strong quarters thanks to rebounding travel and a strong US dollar.
While Nordstrom hasn’t seen its customers cutting back, it could be only a matter of time before the recession comes for the department store.
Big Tech earnings buoyed by cloud: Microsoft and Alphabet’s quarterly earnings weren’t as bad as expected, boosting market confidence. But continued strength hinges on cloud divisions that aren’t recession-proof.
Walmart looks to benefit from consumers’ shifting spending patterns: The retailer giant is working with health and wellness hospitality company Getaway to develop small general stores at some travel outposts.
Banks, consumers, and regulators still can’t agree on a sound method for sharing data while still maintaining privacy.
Adding functions for small sellers’ convenience can help shore up its business, but it could also foreshadow Amazon’s broader payments strategy.
Prime memberships are about to get more expensive: Amazon is hiking fees up to 43% in some European markets to offset higher operating costs, but the move could put a damper on subscriber growth.
Shopify overestimated consumers’ appetite for ecommerce: The company cut 10% of its workforce to adjust to slowing ecommerce sales and an uncertain economy.
Google’s Q2 results are a mixed bag: Although expenses grew at a faster rate than revenue, its search advertising business could be stealing advertisers from social platforms like Meta.
There’s no going back to the old Instagram: Video and shopping are the app’s future no matter how much users complain.
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There are fewer retail vacancies than any time in 10 years: Retailers are testing new formats and expanding their physical presences to be closer to where consumers live and shop.
On today's episode, we discuss why connected TV (CTV) is having its moment, what kinds of targeting capabilities exist, and what measurement metrics matter most. "In Other News," we talk about bringing "issue advocacy" segments to TV and what to make of Roku and Walmart teaming up to make streaming the next online shopping destination. Tune in to the discussion with Jeff Teng, vice president, business development at MNTN, and our analyst Evelyn Mitchell.
One of the most common buzzwords in programmatic is transparency. It’s little wonder why—programmatic advertising involves a lot of moving parts and evolves quickly and constantly.