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So in every region except Latin America, we saw growth in smart TV ownership pushing north of 50%. I mean, Latin America is the world leader. It's north of 60%. And it declined slightly last year, but it is a leader by such a margin that it's not really alarming.

Fifty-eight percent of US households are 鈥渆xtremely concerned鈥� about inflation: While grocery price growth has normalized, the rapid increases over the past few years continue to influence shopping behaviors.

How time spent with media, device ownership, and media adoption stack up in China.

Shake Shack looks to broaden its reach: The burger chain plans to more than quadruple its footprint in the coming years while preserving its status as a premium brand.

Bluesky鈥檚 funding round contrasts with Meta: The smaller social platform is gaining ground, but its ad model remains a question.

And then I would give 20% to growth in Europe and Latin America. It made significant gains this quarter in Latin America and in rest of world. These are sectors that the company has been pushing into pretty aggressively over the last year. Part of why it's been such an effort to grow there is because it's reaching a little bit of a point of saturation in the US, particularly with podcast listenership.

The National Retail Federation鈥檚 (NRF) Big Show closed earlier this week, bringing together retailers, tech companies, and industry experts to discuss the future of retail. Key takeaways included Gen Z鈥檚 influence on shopping, which will last even if TikTok goes away, the accelerating trend cycle, hesitation to adopt new payment technologies, and the transformation of digital grocery. Here are four takeaways from the event.