By Chris Stokel-Walker March 28, 2023 Apple will now offer a buy now, pay later (BNPL) option for customers shopping with a retailer that accepts Apple Pay. Under the new arrangement, which was announced Tuesday, iPhone and iPad users can take out short-term loans with Apple of between $50 and $1,000, which must … Continue reading Experts say Apple’s move into buy now, pay later is likely to catch on with customers—and bring out the regulators
By Max Ufberg September 22, 2022 As CEO of Pearson, Andy Bird presides over one of the world’s largest textbook publishers. Yet when thinking about Pearson’s long-term direction, Bird doesn’t necessarily look to his fellow Goliaths; often he’s drawing inspiration from the Davids of the world. “We are desperately trying to be … Continue reading Move fast and don’t break things: innovation at speed and scale
By Nate Berg August 11, 2022 Like many downtown business districts across the U.S., Newark, New Jersey’s central business area is full of restaurants catering to the office crowd. With negligible residential populations to serve, these restaurants follow the daily drifts of workers’ coffee breaks, lunches, and early evening happy hours. Without workers, though, these … Continue reading Downtown restaurants rely on the office lunch crowd. Can they survive the move toward hybrid work?
By David Landsel April 20, 2022 When Cincinnati-born brothers Tony and Austin Ferrari decided to open the coffee shop of their dreams in 2019, they landed almost immediately on the city’s Camp Washington neighborhood. There, tucked into a residential section at the heart of this isolated, working-class area—until then, known best for … Continue reading You can still open your dream coffee shop, but you might have to move first
Michael Abetz Last updated: 10 April 2022 Bloomberg reported this week on two financial traders who left Barclays bank jobs to trade NFTs instead, preferring it to TradFi markets (traditional finance such as Fintech firms and investment banks). Mike Anderson and Ovie Faruq were FX traders, trading derivatives, high-yield cash and other assets for the … Continue reading TradFi Professionals Move into Trading NFTs
Third-Party Cookies: Then, Now And How To Move Forward by Alvin Glay , Op-Ed Contributor, November 5, 2021 Marketing professionals currently find themselves in a position where consumers and governments will no longer tolerate some of the tracking technologies and strategies that have historically been standard practices for brands, corporations, and agencies.Why are third-party cookies … Continue reading Third-Party Cookies: Then, Now And How To Move Forward
And why aren’t more CMOs looking ahead? Chris Wood on September 24, 2021 Even in uncertain times, AI-driven predictive analytics can help marketers see what opportunities are coming down the pike. So why isn’t this technology being used by more CMOs? At his talk at this month’s MarTech conference, TrustInsights.ai Chief Data Scientist Christopher Penn … Continue reading Using AI-powered predictive analytics to time your next move
Vikas Kalwani September 9, 2021 In this day and age, retailers have it a lot easier when it comes to marketing. In the past decades, they didn’t have as many options compared to what we have now. Everything is more convenient–from brainstorming to execution–thanks to today’s technological advances that provide multiple channels to bolster a … Continue reading 10 Digital Marketing Strategies That Move the Needle For Retailers
Liz Kislik June 25, 2021 “My boss just doesn’t want to hear it!” I heard this line from three different managers this week, and each time it was related to the challenges of returning to the workplace rather than continuing to work from home. This is a complex situation that affects everyone differently — … Continue reading How to Move Forward If Your Boss Doesn’t Care What People Think
Liz Kislik April 21, 2021 Honestly, recent national events have put me completely on edge. What we see in the news just doesn’t make sense — except that it is the logical conclusion of everything that has come before. Here’s what makes sense: If there were fewer guns throughout the U.S., there would also … Continue reading When Things Look This Bad, How Can You Move Forward?
