As the U.S. and China work to find middle ground in their escalating trade war, brands, consumers, and global commerce brace for the ripple effects of economic brinkmanship. From retail giants to supply chains, the new normal is anything but stable.
In a world shaped by war, inflation, and uncertainty, even the most resilient shoppers are hitting pause. Can global luxury demand chart a new course?
Rising prices, economic fatigue, and shifting consumer behavior are redrawing the grocery retail landscape. Here’s what’s changing and why it matters.
The global retail industry is entering an era where tariffs, trade wars, and nationalistic policies are reshaping the very foundation of commerce.
One of today's biggest economic challenges is the shift from globalization to trade polarization, as nations prioritize domestic industries, strengthen barriers, and form regional alliances. Industry experts dissect the evolving complexities of international commerce.
Move over, tarot cards. Retailers have a new oracle—and it’s powered by algorithms.
The U.S. retail industry’s 2025 forecast is in: The NRF is projecting $5.42 trillion in sales, but the real story is about consumer shifts, digital acceleration, and an uncertainty-fueled consumer sentiment.
The dynamic landscape of venture capital investment in Saudi Arabia, signifies a critical phase in the nation's entrepreneurial evolution.
The future of payments is characterized by a transformative shift towards digital transactions, underpinned by advancements in technology and changing consumer behaviors.
