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What ‘The Simpsons,’ Art And Millennials Have In Common

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“It was meant to be a criticism of the art market, and I think it’s going to double the value of the work.”. Because the millennial art buyers are arriving – and what they buy, how they buy it and how they relate to it is very different than prior generations. It’s a very fast-moving market.”. million, including fees.

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Wine For The Win: Consumers Stock Up With Online Retail

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Every online wine company that reports sales has noted big spikes during the pandemic. The latest to report, Wine.com – which bills itself as the nation’s leading online wine retailer – earned $165 million in revenue and saw 25 percent growth for fiscal 2020, ending March 31. out of 10 on “likelihood to recommend.”. “The

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Homesharing Platforms Vie For Millennial, Gen Z Travelers

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They want convenient booking tools, fast payment methods and secure reservations when planning their trips, and these needs have not changed much as millennials have come of age. Millennials and younger generations are digitally minded and want to interact with brands that can answer their personal requests through online and mobile channels.

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Kohl’s To Tap Into Facebook Data To Create Millennial Clothing Line

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Kohl’s is teaming up with the social media giant to uncover emerging brands that millennial shoppers consider cool. In another attempt to reach millennials, Kohl’s partnered with Popsugar to launch a clothing line last September. Kohl’s own curated lines will roll out in October with brands Adore Me and pop-up card designer Lovepop.

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AltFin’s Bumpy Ride Into An Uncertain 2019

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There were plenty of tailwinds that pushed the segment forward: A strong economy, healthy consumer interest in credit and advances in credit scoring technology were all instrumental in pushing more consumers into the market, particularly in the first half of the year. The Two Faces Of Consumer Credit. Resetting Mortgage Services.

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Black Friday Data: Amazon Tightens Digital-First Market Share Grip

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Amazon’s grip on the online shopping industry appears to be tightening. When PYMNTS last measured Amazon’s take of the total eCommerce business it found that it touched just north of 50 percent for Q1 2020 in eCommerce market share (51.2 It even dropped from Q2 2019 (46.6 That dropped to 44.4 But the numbers are misleading.

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Why Mobile Will Make Holiday 2019 Merrier For Retailers And Shoppers

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The upcoming holiday shopping season is expected to break records in online spending, according to a study by Adobe Analytics. Per Adobe, this holiday season consumers will spend 20 percent more with their smartphones than last year, for $14 billion in total, accounting for 36 percent of all online sales. Nearly half (46.3

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