In recent years, consumer sentiment has been gradually shifting away from multinational giants toward homegrown, locally owned brands.
The shift toward buying used cars online isn’t just a consumer convenience trend—it’s a structural transformation of the auto market.
In today’s hyper-competitive economy, consumer attention is the most precious—and fleeting—commodity.
The global e-commerce payment landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by shifting consumer preferences, technological innovation, and regional market dynamics.
Smart home revenue is set to hit $250.6 billion by 2029, but it’s not just about gadgets.
Consumer spending on durable goods in the U.S. is entering a new, quieter phase.
The European gift card market is experiencing robust growth, driven by evolving consumer preferences, technological advancements, and regional dynamics.
In consumer tech, new isn’t what it used to be. According to NielsenIQ, just 63% of total tech and durable goods sales in 2024 came from products launched within the past year—a steep drop from 75% in 2021.
As U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policies strain cross-border relations, Canadian consumers are responding with a surge of economic patriotism.
The cyclical component of U.S. clothing and clothing accessory store sales exhibits a pronounced seasonal pattern, with December consistently marking the annual peak.
