Uber sees retail media opportunity in UK: The ride-sharing and delivery firm looks to capitalize on its own first-party data amidst a general ad downturn.
It isn’t only large retailers eyeing retail media revenues: Cannabis tech startup Fyllo is betting that there are dollars to be made helping brands reach consumers.
Consumers’ brand loyalty is declining: We share insights from our recent report on how retailers can create successful loyalty programs that retain increasingly price-conscious consumers.
We’re knee-deep into the holiday season, and it’s shaping up to be a busy one. The star so far: deals, deals, deals.
Everything's coming up roses for Rent the Runway: Price-conscious consumers are opting to borrow designer clothes instead of buying them as they return to the office and events.
Headless commerce technology vendor Elastic Path is in growth mode: That isn’t surprising as retailers and brands increasingly look for more control over how they function online.
Brick-and-mortar retail’s resurgence continues: Retailers opened more stores than they closed in Q3 while malls lean heavily on experiential tenants to drive traffic.
Microsoft is considering a super app: If the company proceeds with its plans, it could drive more advertising revenue—but that’s a big if.
A growing number of migrants in the US and a lack of formal remittance channels are creating an opening for US-based remittance firms in the country.
What does the future hold for loyalty and rewards programs? We share insights from our recent report’s findings.
For holiday shopping, 56% of US consumers prefer online-only retailers, and 49% favor mass merchants, according to Deloitte. Off-price retailers rank No. 3 on this list, nearly tied with the remaining four retail formats.
There’s still money in grocery delivery: But investors are prioritizing sustainable growth over rapid expansion.
Health and personal care will be the third-fastest-growing ecommerce sales category this year, growing 22.1% year over year, according to our forecast.
US consumers continue to spend: But they’re increasingly selective about their purchases, which is bad news for retailers selling pricey goods such as consumer electronics.