Nearly half don’t expect AI to change their roles yet still pursue AI training as fear of disruption outpaces real changes.
ChatGPT’s and Gemini’s market shares mean GEO is no longer one size fits all, forcing platform-specific content and measurement tactics.
The European budget carrier sees opportunity in offering cheap transatlantic flights, even as low-cost airlines struggle to survive.
Fintechs are cutting out their bank partners to invest in scale and break into new market segments.
Trump’s escalation with JPMorgan highlights banks reputational issues with trying to control the narrative.
Lemonade and Tesla give telematics a new application.
The industry has doubled since 2020, but most states still lack consumer protections.
States move to let attorneys general sue fossil fuel companies, while policyholders target carriers.
Only 12% of North American merchants accept cryptocurrency at checkout, trailing even cash on delivery, according to a March report from the Merchant Risk Council.
Banks can't hide behind the narrative that AI is new and untested—if they haven't already made significant deployments, they are behind.
Neobanks and fintechs are taking stronger initiative.
TikTok Shop's low prices came with shaky trust, but the budget retailer is maturing into a serious marketplace and attracting partnerships.
TikTok has finalized a deal to maintain US operations, and its growth now depends on higher ad yields and efficiency as user growth slows.
TV and social ads are most likely to drive purchases, but also are most disruptive to consumers, according to DISQO, emphasizing the importance of: interactive, refreshed, relevant ads.
A 4% fee puts pressure on merchants and could shift momentum to rivals like Google and Microsoft.
The traditional marketing funnel model faces unprecedented disruption with generative AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT and Perplexity now bypassing traditional discovery channels, while younger consumers increasingly treat TikTok and Instagram as search engines.
Growing consumer restraint, severe weather, and income stress combine to delay discretionary purchases.
Retail media strategies are diverging; Macy’s and Iceland show how retailers are choosing between faster scale through partners and deeper control through bespoke in-store systems.
TikTok, Temu, and Shein prove loyalty and habit outweigh geopolitics in US app use.
We look at how buying Brex fits into Capital One’s long-term payments strategy.