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Google Testing Same-Day Delivery In San Francisco

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Google is getting into the grocery delivery market, with NBC News reporting that it is testing a same-day delivery service that will bring food and other online orders to consumers’ doorsteps. If the test is successful, Google told NBC News it could expand into other markets.

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Retail Pulse: Rent The Runway Opens San Francisco Store; Crate & Barrel Plans Restaurant

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Rent the Runway , in particular, is opening a 2,600-square-foot store in San Francisco after outgrowing its 1,800-square-foot space inside of a Nieman Marcus store in the city. In San Francisco, the company’s third-largest market, 83 percent of transactions by subscribers are “self-service.”. billion on U.S.

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How Cashierless Checkout Can Power Brand Marketing Experiences

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Cashierless stores aren’t just for mega retailers like Amazon to sell prepared food from their kitchens or products from other producers: Beverage brands, among other companies, are getting into the action and choosing this checkout experience for stores that showcase their own products IRL (“in real life”) as a marketing tool.

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Aura is using grocery stores to market installment loans to the underbanked

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The San Francisco-based startup brands itself as an alternative to predatory payday loans, much like fellow startups LendUp and Prosper. In addition to […].

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Amex Rolls Out New Global Branding Campaign

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On Monday (April 9), American Express unveiled a new global brand platform and marketing campaign dubbed “Powerful Backing: Don’t Do Business / Don’t Live Life Without It.”. While we have always been known as a relationship company, many people have considered us as only a consumer brand. Chicago and San Francisco.

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Nike Market Value Grows By $6B After Kaepernick Ads

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After its controversial Colin Kaepernick ads appeared earlier in September, the market value of Nike has grown by $6 billion. Riley FBR Chief Market Strategist Art Hogan said of the move, according to reports, “I don’t think they just randomly decided to put this ad out, thinking, ‘Let’s commit political-correctness suicide.’

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Goop Inc Taps Into Booming Wellness Market

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The Global Wellness Institute found that the market for those kinds of offerings was value at $4.2 Chief Revenue Officer Kimberly Kreuzberger said, according to the outlet, “We’re marketing to a very actionable consumer because they’re a shopper.”. At the same time, major brands have backed integrations taking place during conferences.