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Duties on imports from China and tariffs on steel and aluminum are increasing costs for everything from apparel to soda cans. It’s not just food prices chipping away at consumers’ spending power—other essential expenses are surging, too. Car insurance costs, for example, jumped 11.8% YoY, which is further straining household budgets.
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| Feb 12, 2025
German fashion retailer ĢAV You is planning to implement the consumer-to-manufacturer (C2M) model pioneered by Shein and Temu, whereby production is driven by vast quantities of consumer data that predict consumer wants and needs. The company will run its own operations using factories in Europe and Turkey.
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| Dec 11, 2024
We do not count headsets like the Meta Quest or the Apple Vision Pro as smart wearables, but they are nonetheless competing for consumer attention with the accessories we do count. VR headsets haven’t lived up to the hype so far, whereas wearables have generally exceeded expectations. This divergence will become starker in 2025 as the popularity of diverse new wearable form factors continues to grow.
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| Jan 9, 2025
Motor vehicle and parts dealer sales; furniture sales; electronics and appliance sales; building material and garden equipment sales; food and beverage sales; health and personal care sales; gasoline sales; clothing and clothing accessories sales; sporting goods, hobby, book, and physical music sales; general merchandise sales; miscellaneous sales; nonstore sales (e.g., pure-play ecommerce platform sales
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| Sep 24, 2024
Q4 revenues for fashion & leather goods, which includes Louis Vuitton and Dior, fell nearly 1% YoY organically to €11.14 billion ($12.05 billion) but beat forecasts of €10.92 billion ($11.81 billion). Q4 selective retailing revenues grew 7% YoY organically to €5.70 billion ($6.17 billion). Sephora delivered “remarkable performance” with double-digit growth in both revenue and profit.
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| Jan 28, 2025
For example, one shop features Philadelphia Eagles jerseys and gear from Fanatics; another offers WAG-inspired fashion, like the Sarah Ruched Maxi Dress from Revolve; and a third showcases game day party essentials, such as dip bowls from Macy’s.
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| Feb 5, 2025
Access to Amazon’s product selection could also open up more product categories to social commerce, which is still weighted toward beauty and fashion, for example. Shoppers pulling back from Amazon in favor of social platforms could put partnerships at risk.
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| Dec 2, 2024