Research Topic

Two retailers capture more than half of consumer electronics spending.

While quick-serve and fast-casual chains are rapidly expanding, full-service restaurants are winning back customers through new menu items and operational improvements.

With new Aug. 1 tariffs on imported goods looming, many consumers are taking actions to avoid overspending in the future.

While many consumers are attempting to curb spending amid stressful financial times, retail therapy is the answer for some — with the habit fueled by buy now, pay later options.

A sizeable number of restaurant goers have changed their mind in the past year when it comes to their favorite quick-serve/fast-casual chain.

U.S. consumers are feeling a bit more optimistic about inflation and the economy.

Shoppers started back-to-school shopping early this year in search of deals to help offset higher costs.

Looming tariffs that are expected to impact the prices of daily essentials have consumers less confident in their finances than they were at the start of the year.