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Use of mobile or contactless payments is on the rise as weary consumers avoid touching common surfaces, per new research from the National Retail Federation and Forrester.
The coronavirus pandemic will have a lasting impact across the global beverage alcohol market according to a new report from market researcher IWSR.
Economic and business impacts of the coronavirus outbreak are the top challenge for fashion companies this year, as they continue to navigate the uncertain waters of a pandemic and recession year.
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Luxury is one of a handful of categories in which online sales were lower at the end of May than they were in mid-March.
While luxury groups have seen their revenues fall drastically as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, a new study hints at a recovery in Southeast Asia.
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It is unlikely there is a CEO in America unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic and all are probably sick and tired of reading introductions like, “We’re all in this together,” or “In light of these trying times.” Yeah, everyone agrees.
One in four people believe they are more likely to move in the next 12 months as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and continued fallout, according to a new survey from Knight Frank.
