Grocery inflation having big impact on household budgetsConsumers are limiting other spending to account for rising grocery prices. Unpacking the generational variance affecting retailWalk into any shopping center, restaurant, or convenience store, and you’re sure to experience some degree of inconvenience that can almost always be traced back to COVID-19. Consumers are changing their online shopping motivations Consumers continue to shop online as the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic wanes. CVS Pharmacy, Home Depot among the 10 ‘most trusted’ brands in the U.S. Two retailers enjoy a great deal of trust among U.S. consumers. How will Prime Day spending compare to last year? A new survey reveals whether consumers plan to spend more or less on Prime Day than they did in 2021. Survey: Inflation changing how consumers shop Virtually all U.S. households are taking steps to combat the effects of inflation. Sales Outlook: Second half of year to be 'more challenging' U.S. May retail sales are softer than expected, falling 0.3% month-on-month (consensus +0.1%) while April was revised down to 0.7% from 0.9%. Consumers pull back on spending in May U.S. retail spending stalled in May as consumers dealt with continuing inflation for food and other essentials and high prices at the pump. Study: Hourly employees ‘deeply dissatisfied’— here’s what they want The “Great Resignation” is showing signs of slowing, but the majority of hourly workers are deeply dissatisfied with their jobs. Inflation accelerates in May as food, gas prices surge Consumers didn’t get a break in May from rising prices, particularly in two categories. Consumer sentiment plunges amid soaring inflation Higher gasoline prices and overall inflation concerns weighed heavily on consumers in early June. Domestic tourist foot traffic in New York is now higher than it was in 2019 Workers continue to stay home rather than head back to offices in big cities, but tourists are beginning to flock to them. First Previous 110 111 112 113 114 Next Last
