The change would make it harder for users to add money to their accounts. The firm is pushing back to save its massive user base
Retail shrink accounted for $112.1 billion in losses last year: Target alone is expected to take a $500 million hit this year, which is driving it to close nine stores.
Uber Eats and Getir join arms in Europe: The partnership aims to help the companies navigate increasingly choppy grocery delivery waters.
TikTok pilots linking to Google Search, hinting at evolving app goals: Mutual benefits emerge amid shifting search behaviors and legal challenges.
On today's podcast episode, we discuss how affiliate is helping marketers take back control of their ad spend. "In Other News," we talk about Amazon unveiling a smarter, more conversational, Alexa and TikTok Shop hitting the US. Tune in to the discussion with our analyst Max Willens and Alexandra Forsch, president of Awin Americas.
Costco’s sales surged in July and August: The warehouse club’s low gas sales drove consumers to the wholesale giant’s pumps.
Mobile is driving ecommerce sales growth, with 43.2% of the $1.137 trillion in US ecommerce sales we project for this year. As mcommerce sales rise, retailers are innovating to get a piece of the $491.14 billion pie. Mobile commerce will be especially vital this holiday season. Some 79% of US online shoppers shopped via mobile during the Cyber Five last year, according to Bizrate Insights data cited in a Forrester report.
A host of factors is causing US retailers to pull back from China: The share of companies expressing a pessimistic outlook on their China operations in five years recently hit a new high.
Amazon faces a significant legal challenge: A FTC lawsuit that alleges Amazon illegally maintains monopoly power could force the retail giant to fundamentally alter its business practices.
On today’s podcast episode, host Bill Fisher is joined by our researcher Man-Chung Cheung and analyst Carina Perkins to examine TikTok’s ecommerce plans around the world, looking at what’s driven success in some markets and held it back in others.
Consumers expect free shipping: Nearly three in four shoppers will opt for slower shipping if it means they don’t have to pay.
Consumers aren’t sold on plant-based protein: Taste and high prices are the biggest barriers to purchase, despite growing interest in sustainability
BNPL players are reimagining how consumers access lines of credit—while also seeking elusive profits
In-car and biometric payments are both taking off, and Mercedes and Mastercard want to capitalize on these new growth avenues
The digital broker hopes revenues from credit cards can offset its disappointing trading volume and a shrinking user base. It might not work
We project US in-store retail media ad spend will nearly quadruple by 2027, but that’s starting from a fairly small base of $240 million this year, according to our forecast. Here are tips from experts on building an in-store retail media network.
As retail media grows, it is changing. At the moment, search remains retail media’s bread and butter and sales ads are the best awareness drivers. In the future, in-store media and shoppable video ads may take on a bigger role. But no matter how ad formats change, one thing is for certain: Measurement will be key for retail media’s continued growth.
Snapchat turns to social commerce for ASEAN growth: TikTok's broad reach and engagement overshadows personal content sharing platforms.
Consumer spending should be solid this holiday season: Our forecast expects holiday sales to rise 4.5%, while Deloitte and MasterCard expect similar above-average gains.
In-store sales data is a massive opportunity gap. The biggest gap between how retail media networks (RMNs) perform today versus their most desired attributes was with in-store sales data. With nearly 90% of grocery sales still occurring in physical stores, RMNs that deliver seamless omnichannel sales attribution will be well positioned to capture consumer packaged goods (CPG) advertising budgets.