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Parents face price hikes on strollers and car seats as tariffs bite retailers

By Press Room13 May 2025

The stock market rallied on news of a partial trade truce between the U.S. and China but, for consumers, the…

Exclusive: Gorgie, energy drink brand launched by Lively founder, raises $24.5 million Series A

By Press Room29 April 2025

The wealthy 1% are turning to new status symbols that can’t be bought—and it’s hurting Dior, Versace, and Burberry

By Press Room7 February 2025

Nestlé’s price rises went ‘too far,’ burdening consumers and ultimately turning them away, chairman admits

By Press Room28 November 2024

Unrelenting inflation in the aftermath of the pandemic forced consumer companies like Nestlé to hike prices. But the Swiss company…

Consumer Goods Growth Requires Rethinking The Competitive Landscape

By Press Room6 November 2024

By Shady Ghattas, Global Vice President and Head of Consumer Products Business Unit, SAP The consumer products industry has reached…

The CEO of consumer giant Reckitt is on a mission to slim down to just ‘power brands’ as the whole industry gets leaner

By Press Room7 October 2024

British packaged goods manufacturer Reckitt is slimming down its array of products and focusing on what CEO Kris Licht calls…

Spooked shoppers load up on toilet paper during port strike

By Press Room3 October 2024

Some US shoppers are stocking up on toilet paper amid fears of potential disruption from the port strike and increased…

Shoppers are so scarred by inflation they’ve cemented new habits to save money—and discount retailers are the big winners

By Press Room22 August 2024

Walmart and Target shoppers are no longer lingering between aisles, looking wistfully at a bag of chips before placing it…

The Mars-Kellanova merger bolsters them against 2 big threats—inflation and Ozempic

By Press Room14 August 2024

Mars, the snack conglomerate behind M&Ms and Snickers, may have finally satisfied its sweet tooth. The company will acquire Pringles-maker…

‘Why do I need AI in my coffee maker?’ AI-labeled products can scare away customers, study finds

By Press Room12 August 2024

Despite almost a quarter of U.S. adults using ChatGPT and thousands of companies integrating artificial intelligence into their operations, many…

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Parents face price hikes on strollers and car seats as tariffs bite retailers

Exclusive: Gorgie, energy drink brand launched by Lively founder, raises $24.5 million Series A

The wealthy 1% are turning to new status symbols that can’t be bought—and it’s hurting Dior, Versace, and Burberry

Nestlé’s price rises went ‘too far,’ burdening consumers and ultimately turning them away, chairman admits

Consumer Goods Growth Requires Rethinking The Competitive Landscape

The CEO of consumer giant Reckitt is on a mission to slim down to just ‘power brands’ as the whole industry gets leaner

Spooked shoppers load up on toilet paper during port strike

Shoppers are so scarred by inflation they’ve cemented new habits to save money—and discount retailers are the big winners

The Mars-Kellanova merger bolsters them against 2 big threats—inflation and Ozempic

‘Why do I need AI in my coffee maker?’ AI-labeled products can scare away customers, study finds

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