Amazon and Walmart are expected to top 50% of US ecommerce sales as inflation steers shoppers to scale.
Meta is turning Instagram into a checkout machine: Agentic AI tools could let users tap Reels to buy instantly as Meta tightens its grip on social commerce.
Reinvestment in marketing and innovation helped stabilize the business in Q1, but cost-of-living pressures are a major headwind.
It cuts service on flights under 350 miles amid rising fuel costs while enhancing it on longer routes.
Agent trust crunch: Enterprises find AI agent identity, measurement, and governance are the new roadblocks to scale.
Disney’s results show consumers are still spending: The company’s high-demand streaming services are keeping viewers on board despite economic shocks.
Apple turns AI gatekeeper: Letting users pick LLMs limits liability but risks fractured brand experiences.
Even as Amazon and Walmart invest more in grocery, the delivery firm’s model and media arm keep profits climbing.
With clearer regulations, banks will likely become stronger crypto competitors.
Like other big health insurers, CVS is exiting unprofitable markets while trimming members—a playbook to earn Wall Street approval as patients scramble for new coverage.
WBD’s streaming can’t offset TV slump: Linear ads fall 12% as cord-cutting bites, HBO Max rises, and a Paramount deal looms.
Automation clears the campaign bottleneck: Agent-led workflows can cut asset builds from 24 hours to minutes, freeing teams to execute at scale.
After costly missteps, a leaner $30,000 truck reframes EVs around value, not virtue.
Same-day dairy and produce test whether consumer basket gains carry over to B2B spending.
Flat budgets and rising content demands leave B2B teams churning out video while marketing—and ROI—risk lagging behind.
45% of US adults cite concerns about how their data is collected or used as their top worry about AI shopping, according to a January survey from Omnisend.
The big role that youth sports plays in the lives of many US families gives retailers a unique chance to connect with shoppers.
Mobile payments have moved from convenience to default at checkout. Deepening usage and rising spend are raising expectations for seamless experiences. And slowing P2P growth shifts the focus from adding users to driving more value from them.
Tight 4.9% availability and suburban demand lift prices as stores anchor 82.6% of sales.