As growing numbers of Americans shop from home for everything from clothing and furniture to pantry staples, businesses are navigating more efficient ways to satisfy their needs by experimenting with new shipping technologies. Until recently, drones – unmanned aircraft that fly autonomously – were regulated primarily to popular commercial and professional uses, such as real estate […]
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In an upside-down 2020, it’s probably not all that surprising that the brick-and-mortar killer – Amazon – is branching out into … brick and mortar. Specifically, with their Amazon 4-star stores, 15 of which are already up and running, with another 16 in the pipeline. Even more retro – the stores are located predominantly inside […]
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92% of smart speaker owners do not use the device to place orders. […]
Much has been and will be written about Amazon’s blockbuster decision to buy Whole Foods last week. People far smarter than me will debate the impact of the deal on grocery retailers, food manufacturers, and consumers alike. For all I know, the strategy could blow up in Amazon’s face. But I wouldn’t bet on it. […]
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It’s a speaker; it’s an assistant, it’s a voice activated light switch. It can call an Uber, your wife, or place an order to Amazon. The smart home assistant device falls within a few categories, so what do buyers intend to use it for? Using our data, we take a dive into the habits of […]
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As grocery delivery becomes more common, who already takes advantage of the service and who can be persuaded to shop online? […]
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Today, retail giants Amazon and Walmart kick off their hot deal frenzy – with Amazon touting “more deals than Black Friday” and Walmart saying their deals will extend for a longer period of time (90 days). Amazon’s deals are only open to its Prime members, but it’s is offering a 30-day trial for new subscribers […]
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