H&M opts for curation over quantity for latest store opening: The fast-fashion retailer hopes weekly events and activations with local brands will boost customer engagement and spending at its newest Williamsburg location.
In a year of shrinking margins and pulled-back consumer spending, luxury sales have remained relatively immune to the headwinds plaguing other retailers. Here are five charts that break down why the bubble hasn’t burst yet.
On today's episode, in our "Retail Me This, Retail Me That" segment, we discuss what kind of a holiday season we are expecting, how shopping behaviors are changing, and how retailers and brands can win over consumers. Then for "Pop-Up Rankings," we rank the top four holiday ads you need to watch. Join our analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts analysts Andrew Lipsman and Carina Perkins.
Walmart takes a shot across the bow at Amazon: The retailer’s latest holiday marketing campaign aims to go after Amazon’s dominance of online shopping holidays.
Despite macroeconomic pressures in China, JD.com sees reasons for optimism: The digital retailer’s revenues grew 11.4% in Q3, far outpacing rival Alibaba.
It brought several digital payment solutions—like facial recognition and contactless payments tech—to Qatar. Here are three opportunities in the region.
Linktree’s payment lock feature should enable creators to better monetize their content: With social platforms starved for ad revenue growth, will they try to cut out the middleman?
Steve Delpy said there could be opportunities in the payments industry slowdown in a conversation with Insider Intelligence.
Steve Delpy said there could be opportunities in the payments industry slowdown in a conversation with Insider Intelligence.
Snapchat can increase AR adoption through the World Cup: A number of high profile sponsors have teamed up with Snap to debut AR try-ons and more.
Profits slid 63% YoY in the three months ending in June as the government clamped down on the firm. Overseas Alipay expansion may help reinvigorate growth.
Alibaba had another difficult quarter: Weak demand and Beijing’s zero-COVID policy continued to take their toll on sales, although loosening government oversight could give the world’s largest digital retailer some breathing room.
Macy’s strong quarter underscores the difficulties facing Kohl’s: While the former is making a name for itself as a one-stop shop ahead of the holidays, Kohl’s lack of brand identity is hurting its chances of recovery.