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Social Fragmentation

Digiday published a limited, eight-piece series analyzing a fragmented social media landscape. To see the full series and participate in a “chat” about what we covered, join Digiday here in our spin on an AOL chat room on the series.

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DTC Briefing: 4 founders on when is the right time to discontinue a product

On its face, launching new products seems like a straightforward way for a brand to grow revenue. But if it goes wrong, it can be a costly endeavor. Four founders spoke with Modern Retail about how they thought through the decision to discontinue certain products.

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DTC Briefing: 4 founders on when is the right time to discontinue a product

On its face, launching new products seems like a straightforward way for a brand to grow revenue. But if it goes wrong, it can be a costly endeavor. Four founders spoke with Modern Retail about how they thought through the decision to discontinue certain products.

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Beauty & Wellness Briefing: Eos capitalizes on momentum in the shave category

Eos’s growth in the shaving category appears to buck the industry’s trajectory. According to Mintel’s 2022 Shaving and Hair Removal Products report, the U.S. shaving and hair removal market is expected to drive $3.7 billion in total 2022 retail sales, a decline of 0.3% from 2021.

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Beauty & Wellness Briefing: Eos capitalizes on momentum in the shave category

Eos’s growth in the shaving category appears to buck the industry’s trajectory. According to Mintel’s 2022 Shaving and Hair Removal Products report, the U.S. shaving and hair removal market is expected to drive $3.7 billion in total 2022 retail sales, a decline of 0.3% from 2021.

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Economic fears could put brakes on business travel rebound

It’s not all smooth sailing for business travel. Uncertainty about the economy has bosses eyeballing expenses, which could prove to be a drag on the sector’s recovery. For example, Apple, in a push to cut costs and prevent layoffs, has curbed travel significantly. And it's no wonder, with business travelers headed to New York City expected to shell out $800 a day. The post Economic fears could put brakes on business travel rebound appeared first on WorkLife.

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Economic fears could put brakes on business travel rebound

It’s not all smooth sailing for business travel. Uncertainty about the economy has bosses eyeballing expenses, which could prove to be a drag on the sector’s recovery. For example, Apple, in a push to cut costs and prevent layoffs, has curbed travel significantly. And it's no wonder, with business travelers headed to New York City expected to shell out $800 a day. The post Economic fears could put brakes on business travel rebound appeared first on WorkLife.