When consumers visit retail spaces, they increasingly expect engaging, frictionless experiences, as previously reported by JWT Intelligence. Last week, the Westfield global shopping center behemoth showed off its vision for...

...at Boston College’s Carroll School of Management and head of its Center for Work & Family, which helps employers improve the lives of working people and their families. Before his...

...study published by the Pew Research Center in April 2019. In China, social media is highly integrated into smartphone usage. Nearly all of Chinese internet users access the internet through...

...expectancy will mean an aging population. –Businessweek reports on why the U.S. birthrate is falling. -Reporting on Black Friday shopping, The Wall Street Journal examines how brick-and-mortar retailers are aggressively...

...looks at how retailers are battling showrooming as the holiday shopping season approaches. –Adweek reports that 2012 will be the first holiday season of multiscreen shopping, spotlighting research from Google....

...above $150,000) say they don’t shop at dollar stores, and about half say they are shopping there as much this year as last (10 percent, meanwhile, are shopping there more)....

...interested in brick-and-mortar shopping and crave more “third places,” Mediapost reports. -A Nielsen report on shopping center trends looks at how “the lines have blurred between shopping, entertainment, and community.”...

...Anya, both in Manhattan; at the Wythe Hotel, Maha Rose Center for Healing, and Brooklyn Zen Center, all in Brooklyn; and at the House of Intuition in the Silver Lake...

...Future, a recent poll by the Pew Research center suggested only one-third of Americans trust technology companies to use facial recognition responsibly. Facial recognition companies have been licensing out their...

...Center in Dallas, and what it means for the future of the shopping mall. –Stepfeed examines how today’s “selfie-crazed culture” is compromising Egypt’s heritage-based tourism. –For those saying no to...