U.S. retailers generated a record $26.4 billion in online sales during the four-day shopping event, up 9.3% from a year ago.

Nearly 69% of parents use screens while cooking. More than 65% use them while managing household tasks. Over 57% use them to calm children down. …

If retail media spent the past five years building toll roads, agentic AI just arrived carrying an air taxi.

Millions of people connect their TVs to the internet, but cable and satellite TV remain the service used most often overall.

Beyond traditional viewing, consumers use TVs for YouTube videos, gaming, social media viewing, fitness programs, education, shopping and even virtual fireplaces.

Trust is increasingly flowing toward familiar household staples, nostalgic childhood brands and products that have spent decades doing exactly one thing.

From protein powders and GLP-1s to wellness retreats and skincare technology, Americans are spending more money trying to optimize their health, appearance and longevity.

The products generating massive sales are not futuristic gadgets or breakthrough technologies. They're largely affordable items that promise visible benefits.

Brands winning on sustainability are highly selective about what they communicate and how they prove it.

As wedding season starts in full force, many couples appear increasingly determined to celebrate without lavish spending.