Tag results for "economy"
- On The Eve Of Davos, Ad Industry Unveils Plan To Use Economics To Combat Unsafe Digital MediaAs the world turns its eyes to Davos, Switzerland this week, a ...
- Ad Demand Falls Marginally At Year-End 2019, Records Highest December EverIn a positive sign for the ad economy, demand slid only slightly ...
- B2B SMBs Are High On The Economy, Alibaba Survey FindsBut most small businesses are still using traditional marketing tools like email, ...
- As Global Economy Weakens, Agencies Forecast 4% Growth (Give or Take) For 2020A weakening global economy will keep underlying ad-spend growth in the mid ...
- GroupM Revises U.S. 2019 Ad Growth Up To 6.2%, 2020 Down To 4.0%GroupM now projects U.S. advertising will expand 6.2% to $244 billion in ...
- UK Tech Growth Slowest Since 2014The UK tech industry grew at its slowest rate in four years ...
- Study Finds 'Fake News' Has Real Cost: $78 BillionBrands lose about $235 million annually from unknowingly running ads alongside fake ...
- Proposed Debate Between FedEx CEO And 'NYT' Publisher Will Never HappenFedEx founder-CEO Fred Smith was so angered by a 'New York Times' ...
- ITV Predicts 2% Ad Revenue Decline, Despite Rugby World Cup BoostNot even a boost from "Love Island" and more recently, the Rugby ...
- France's Ad Growth Outstrips Germany'sAs Brexit looms and trading conditions toughen in the Eurozone, eMarketer reveals ...
- Forecast Predicts Advertising/Marketing Pacing The Overall EconomyWhile traditional media will continue to lag overall economic growth, total ad ...
- Forecast: Mobile Financial Services Could Hit $1 Trillion In 5 Years"Cash in, cash out" (CICO) transactions are expected to reach $590 billion ...
- 25% Scotch Tariff Possible As WTO Rules In America's FavourA new front could open up in US trade wars, this time ...
- Is The Tech Bubble About To Burst Again?"The Times" is asking a question many of us have probably pondered ...
- Holiday Report Forecasts 5% Boost In Gift Spending, Optimism On The EconomyAmericans plan to spend $862 on gifts for others this holiday season, ...
- Magna: U.S. Ad Spending Expands Nearly 8% In First Half, On Track To Rise 6.3% For Full YearAmid concerns of a looming U.S. economic downturn, the U.S. ad market ...
- How TV, Digital Media Should Prep For The Next Economic DownturnThe so-called "Great Recession" between December 2007 and June 2009 hit the ...
- John Lewis Loss Blamed On Brexit WorriesJohn Lewis is partly blaming a loss of GBP25.9m on Brexit jitters ...
- Hold On To Your Covfefe! JP Morgan Creates Index To Assess Trump's Tweets On The MarketJPMorgan Chase & Co. created the Volfefe Index -- a mash-up of ...
- Wages Rising At Fastest Rate In 11 YearsWage increases hit 4% in the three months up to July this ...
- Britain Could Soon Be In A RecessionIt is the news that no company wants to hear, but "The ...
- Recession Be Damned: Amazon Sets Sights On StudentsHistory has proven that Amazon's long play for students will pay off. ...
- Citing 'Fragile' Economy, GroupM Now Expects Advertising To Be 'Neutral To Negative'WPP's GroupM Business Intelligence unit issued an update to its tracking of ...
- GroupM's Wieser: 'Marketers Need To Be Prepared For A Downturn'While there are pockets of opportunity, economic growth worldwide is "generally slower ...
- Labor Day Auto Sales Specials Likely To ContinueNew vehicle sales in August look a little healthier than usual thanks ...
- Marketer Confidence Rebounds In August, Still Below Recent HighsThe confidence top marketers have in the overall U.S. economy rebounded slightly ...
- Will 2020 Prove A Big Year For Media, Ad Growth Or Just Wild Gyrations?There is fear that a probable U.S. economic recession is coming. TV ...
- Media Stocks Caught In Market Downturn, Dow Drops 623 PointsAnother big stock market downturn over trade issues with China hit media ...
- Amazon, Large Ecommerce Tech Companies Most Affected By France TaxThe U.S. and France have reportedly reached an agreement that will make ...
- Business Roundtable: It's No Longer All About InvestorsNo, it seems that now customers, employees, suppliers and communities also have ...
