Hims & Hers, Carbon Health team up to take on retail and virtual care: The pair is building an ecosystem of virtual care, retail, and in-person healthcare products—we detail what the partnership means for both entities.
The number of digital video viewers in the UK continues to grow. This year, almost three-quarters (74.9%) of the population, totaling 50.6 million, will watch digital video.
Broadband funding is key focus of Biden budget: States will have funding sources even Congress challenges the proposal, but broadband infrastructure will likely continue to receive bipartisan support.
Let the AI war games not begin: Rising geopolitical tension threatens to disrupt robust US-China AI collaboration, potentially veering the world toward destructive versus constructive uses of the technology.
Another delay to the Pentagon’s defense cloud contract comes at a time of heightened security: Stalled decision could leave an opening for competing cloud providers.
Rohit Chopra’s proposed punishments for recidivists range from loss of FDIC coverage to breakups.
On this episode of Reimagining Retail, our analyst Suzy Davidkhanian hosts Drew Green, CEO of Indochino, to discuss how brands can use data to make better decisions—from product assortment to choosing locations—and drive sales. Then, during "What's in Store," they discuss the showroom model and how Indochino sets up its physical locations for success.
Happy Returns is making reverse logistics simpler: The platform’s partnership with Ulta Beauty will make it easier for customers to return online orders to thousands of retail locations nationwide.
Google’s Trusted Store badge could adversely affect Amazon: The Trusted Store badge could also spur incremental spending on Google Shopping ads.
Everything becomes commoditized eventually: That’s the lesson behind the rise of Talenthouse, the ad gig platform going public at a $450 million valuation.
The Victoria’s Secret Mastercard rollout follows the issuer’s digital-focused rebrand.
Robinhood extends trading hours: Catering to users with scheduling conflicts isn’t enough by itself to help the US digital brokerage boost volume.
Fragrances will see about $240 million in US ecommerce sales this year, following a massive 72.9% growth rate in 2021, when consumers returned to social activities but stuck with their pandemic-induced habit of shopping online.
Identity resolution is in a state of flux in the US advertising industry, with third-party cookies and mobile IDs being ushered out in the name of consumer privacy.