First party misuse: The hidden cost of the e-commerce boomWe’ve all been there. We open our account statement only to find a transaction we don’t recognize from a merchant we don’t remember. Walmart makes waves with profit warningCustomers are pulling back on general merchandise categories amid inflation at Walmart, which is often called a bellwether for the nation’s retail industry. How Web 3.0 will challenge centralized data In the Web 2.0 era, a handful of behemoth retailers dominated data collection and unification based primarily on online and in-app shopping behaviors. Consumer confidence slips for third straight month in July U.S. consumer confidence fell to a 1-1/2 year low in July as consumers grew more pessimistic about current conditions. The state with the most data breaches is… New data indicates where, and how, criminals are successfully committing online fraud. Bath & Body Works sounds Q2 warning amid ‘inflationary pressures’ Bath & Body Works has lowered its second-quarter and full-year expectations, citing a “challenging operating and macroeconomic environment.” Amazon files suit against alleged Facebook fraudsters Amazon is taking legal action in response to what it says is a major effort to place fake reviews on its site. New law in Michigan protects against online fraud Meijer and other Michigan retailers are celebrating the passage of legislation that protects physical retailers as well as consumers from organized online retail fraud. Report: Amazon reducing private label assortment — may exit business Amazon may be rethinking private label. 5Qs for Brookfield’s Brian McCarthy on social commitment ESG activities are not charities for mall owners, they’re a duty, says McCarthy. First Previous 48 49 50 51 52 Next Last
