Samsung’s struggle: Selling the pricey Galaxy Note 20 in a pandemic
The Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Z Fold 2 will arrive as consumers guard their wallets amid the coronavirus-fueled recession.
As Diners Flock to Delivery Apps, Restaurants Fear for Their Future
While the apps say they are saving them in the pandemic, many restaurateurs say the opposite.
Alternative Data Is The New Guidance
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Verizon 5G Phones Take Off, But Coverage Is Still Lacking
Verizon is selling the most 5G phones of any US carrier by far, according to analysis firm M Science.
Why Carvana Stock Rose 29% Last Month
Shares of Carvana (NYSE:CVNA) were climbing last month as a series of bullish analyst reports, positive third-party data, and momentum from the recovery pushed the online used car dealer higher.
How Much of Walmart’s Online Sales Growth Came From Groceries?
Walmart grew online sales 74% in the first quarter. In the press release announcing its earnings results, management attributed the acceleration in online sales growth to “strong results for grocery pickup and delivery services.
Not even the coronavirus can derail 5G’s global momentum
The pandemic has caused hiccups in some regions, but the super-fast wireless tech keeps rolling out.
Las Vegas a Tale of Two Cities as Market Research Shows Local Casinos Faring Better in Reopening
A report from a New York-based research and analytics firm shows that casinos on the Las Vegas Strip are seeing a slight improvement in the number of gamblers returning. But the tourist mecca still faces a long recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
Open Restaurants, Return to Work Leave Grocery Stocks in Limbo
With restaurants resuming some dine-in services and more people returning to work, grocery stores are getting the short end of the stick.
Fence Posts, Transit Apps Give Alt-Data Hunters Recovery Clues
Steven Weinstein raised his first-quarter revenue expectations for Wayfair Inc. after scouring credit and debit card information from millions of Americans.
Maintaining Culture and Engagement No Matter Where You Are
By James Davis, Editor, HR Daily Advisor May 29, 2020 Faces of HR Employee engagement was a major conversation before the coronavirus, and it’s still important. I recently spoke with an HR professional who has done everything she can to help maintain a healthy workplace culture and keep employee engagement high while we all work from home.
Americans, It Turns Out, Would Rather Visit A Store Than Buy Food Online
Fear of contracting Covid-19 pushed shoppers to the web, but most still prefer to pick out their own steaks and bananas.
One chart shows the astonishing growth in online grocery shopping over 9 weeks as the pandemic set in
US shoppers are buying more groceries online than ever before.
Walmart Sales Soar on Consumer Stockpiling and Online Shift
Walmart Inc. jumped on Tuesday after reporting coronavirus-related stockpiling led to a surge in quarterly sales, underscoring the company’s strong position amid widespread carnage in the U.S. retail sector.
Black Friday came early this year due to the coronavirus, sending apparel prices plunging 12%
Apparel prices plunged nearly 12% in April, the largest April price drop in five years, driving discounts to levels usually seen around the holidays, according to the Adobe Digital Economy Index.
