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Big Pharma earnings don鈥檛 feel the impact of Trump's current tariffs鈥攜et: Several large pharmas kept yearly financial guidance in place during Q1 earnings calls, highlighting how they鈥檙e absorbing current tariff costs. However, major business disruptions will take effect once Trump鈥檚 threat of 25% or more pharma tariffs lands.

Tariff-related price hikes are coming, CPGs warn: P&G, Keurig Dr Pepper, and Nestl茅 are among the companies planning to raise prices to offset cost increases.

Several foreign carmakers saw US sales surge in March: But that momentum is likely to stall given the 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and imported auto parts set to take effect by May 3.

52% of US adults use a VPN to protect their IP address, according to a February 2025 CNET and YouGov survey.

Google halts plans to remove third-party cookies in Chrome: The move delays a major privacy shift but doesn鈥檛 stop the push for user-centric ad models.

Design wins power Mobileye鈥檚 bullish stance on autonomy鈥檚 future: A robust 83% revenue spike and new deals with Volkswagen and Lyft show Mobileye isn鈥檛 just surviving the autonomy winter鈥攊t鈥檚 positioning itself as its comeback story.

As AI changes how buyers discover content, B2B brands have an opportunity to gain visibility. This report explores how SEO strategies can evolve to meet AI-powered search and why structured, trusted content wins.

As streaming subscription prices increase, viewers are becoming more amendable to ad-supported tiers.

YouTube鈥檚 journey from zoo clip to video empire: A short upload about elephants was the starting domino in the rise of the internet鈥檚 most powerful platform.

Amid high costs and tariff risks, Amazon鈥檚 pause on colocation reflects a move to prioritize flexibility, control, and long-term scalability.

Control of the world鈥檚 top browser would give OpenAI data, default status, and an AI-native edge to rival Google in the search war.

LoopMe partners with Cedara for a sustainable ad future: The partnership emphasizes the need for sustainable commitments for brands and consumers.

A third of US employees who work against their company's generative AI (genAI) strategy do so because they feel the technology diminishes their value or creativity, according to December 2024 data from Writer.

"Department stores are getting a bad rap," said our analyst Suzy Davidkhanian on a recent episode of "Behind the Numbers." "The way that department stores were structured as this one-hit wonder shop where you could find every single thing under one roof is a fallacy." Department stores are in a tough spot, as Hudson BAy鈥檚 recent bankruptcy shows. But ones that embrace new kinds of experiences, like the newly opened Printemps luxury department store in New York City's Financial District, might have the right idea for the future of department stores.

Linktree, a popular tool that allows users to share multiple links on one customizable home page, is introducing new ways for creators to monetize their content.

Food companies look to profit from consumers鈥� protein fixation: Demand for healthier products鈥攁nd pressure from the MAHA movement鈥攊s pushing manufacturers to embrace 鈥渂etter for you鈥� options.

Wealthier consumers are trading down: This could favor retailers that blend value and premium offerings with tailored merchandising and pricing.