Alexa Offers Oprah’s Favorite Things, Plus Ann Taylor Jumps On Subscription Rentals And Wayfair Results See Surge in Online Shopping. | | | | | | | | | | | | | TRENDING: Lassoing Loyalty And Rewards Into One Mobile Program | | Rewards card? Meh. Most consumers are members of more loyalty programs than they care to track, let alone spend enough using to actually receive worthwhile rewards. In the latest mPOS Tracker, PYMNTS interviews Derrick Fung, co-founder and CEO of loyalty app Drop, about how the company is trying to help businesses deliver meaningful rewards to their consumers — and provide merchants with valuable data on their consumers. Find that, plus the latest headlines from around the mPOS world and a ranking of 294 industry providers, inside the November edition of the Tracker. | | |
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| | | | | | | Apple Closes In On $1 Trillion Market Cap | | Apple's results are in and are stronger across most categories than analysts were expecting. iPhone sales seem more resilient than projected, Macs and iPads are flying off the shelves and its services now represent an $8B business. And, according to CEO Tim Cook, the best is yet to come. Apple is "very bullish" on the iPhone X delivering a very merry holiday season, and Apple's market cap was up over $900 billion in post market trading. Read More... | |
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| | | | | What’s Really Behind The 'Fab' In Fabletics? | | Kate Hudson believes there’s no good reason why yoga-style leggings should retail for $100. That’s why she joined forces with TechStyle to pioneer a new line of athleisure wear, Fabletics, offering luxury athleisure brands at a lower cost via a membership commerce model. In a recent interview with Karen Webster, TechStyle CMO Shawn Gold explained how TechStyle’s mission to create accessible fashion has helped it find the perfect fit between fashion, data and a new subscription commerce model. Read More... | |
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| | | | | | The Frightful Five: Monster Valuation | | The total combined value of the Frightful Five — Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft — is indeed a frightful amount, most recently tallied at $3.3 trillion: a full trillion more than the companies were collectively worth just two years ago. In fact, individually, each has a market cap greater than half a trillion. Here's how the tech giants fared in Q3 earnings reports, plus the latest news from each — just in case you missed it. Read More... | |
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