Money is quickly pouring into TV measurement: iSpot, Nielsen, and more have been part of multimillion or billion-dollar deals as the space heats up.

Microsoft’s gaming ventures could help expand its ad business: Its subscription and cloud gaming service could become the basis of a new ad format.

Meta earnings didn’t quite disappoint: After a particularly challenging prior quarter, Meta didn’t quite right the ship, but it did staunch the bleeding.

The push to rein in cloud spending sprees: Pressure to digitally transform has spurred out-of-control cloud spending. The near-term burden will likely fall on cloud customers to cut costs.

On this episode of Reimagining Retail, our analyst Suzy Davidkhanian hosts resident apparel expert Sky Canaves. In "Pop-Up Rankings," they discuss several features from the inaugural apparel benchmark study that didn't rank as high as they would have expected. In the second segment, "What's In-Store," Sky and Suzy visit Nordstrom to check out its click-and-collect hubs, the mobile app scan feature, and different store activations.

The CFPB will use a dormant legal provision to examine nonbank financial companies that “pose risks to consumers.”

Twitter’s employees ask questions most users are wondering about as well: At a town hall, uncertainty about the platform’s sale to Elon Musk looms large.

Walmart+ doubled its fuel discount to 10 cents per gallon: Inflated gas prices provide Walmart with an opportunity to drive more people to its membership program.

Apple opens Self Service Repair to US consumers: It is also slowing hiring at certain retail locations for its Genius technical-support jobs, which could put a crimp in the customer experience.

Lululemon plans to debut a digital fitness class membership: The announcement is the latest sign there’s still a significant audience for connected fitness.

Rising prices leave UK consumers with little cash to spare: UK retail sales are down for the first time in 13 months.