According to a PayPal-commissioned poll by Maru Group in July 2021, almost three-quarters (72%) of adults in Canada said they like being able to order groceries online,
DoorDash keeps finding new growth opportunities: The delivery company rolled out a new express grocery delivery service aimed at shoppers who need a few items right away.
CPG sales growth slowed in 2021 amid supply chain woes: If shoppers can’t find what they’re looking for, they’re willing to switch to another brand.
US jewelry sales grew 27.5% in 2021 to reach $47.1 billion, making up 8.8% of the apparels and accessories category.
On this episode of our new Behind the Numbers show, Reimagining Retail, our analyst Suzy Davidkhanian hosts author and keynote and strategic advisor Steve Dennis to discuss overlooked consequences the pandemic has had on retailers outside of the much-discussed supply chain and consumer loyalty woes. They also identify several smaller, lesser-known brands they think will pop in 2022.
Walmart takes steps toward a greener future: The ultimate impact of its initiatives depends on how forcefully it exerts its influence.
Meta’s lawsuits, settlements, and consumer sentiment are a mounting problem: The company can’t acquire its way out of this one.
ACI PayAfter integrates more than 70 BNPL options into a single solution for merchants.
Inflation hasn’t cooled consumers’ desire to spend: Nonstore sales rose 14.5% in January, and overall retail sales increased 3.8%, in the latest sign that the US economy remains strong.
Gopuff’s labor challenges underscore the dark side of rapid delivery: The company is likely trying to cut costs ahead of a potential IPO but must contend with increased government scrutiny and worker activism.
FAIR Health’s latest survey reveals how costs are a major driver of healthcare decision-making among older consumers. We unpack how digital solutions can bring pricing transparency to consumers’ healthcare financial experience and boost engagement.
Under Armour’s 2021 earnings beat expectations, but investors are worried: Despite strong direct-to-consumer and wholesale growth, supply chain pressures threaten to reverse the sportswear company’s gains.
Apple raises pay for retail workers by up to 10%: As the labor crunch continues, the tech giant reaches into its deep pockets to keep employees from defecting.
Beijing takes a hard line on Olympics fakes: Harsh punishments for counterfeiters and strengthened IP laws reflect the country’s protectionist mindset.
Both companies are letting customers pay for purchases directly from their bank accounts, which might help limit interchange costs for merchants.