CVS CEO: Not Worried About Amazon | Google Goes Shopping With Nike, Sephora | Starbucks Sees Its Future In China

Domino’s Q3 2018 earnings were a mixed bag, with the pizza chain beating earnings estimates but falling short of revenue expectations. Wall Street was disappointed with the results, as the company’s stocks dropped roughly 5 percent following its earnings report. Executives, however, reiterated that the company saw strong momentum with buzz-worthy sales and marketing initiatives. Read More...

Netflix rocketed past earnings expectations in Q3 2018, posting earnings per share of 89 cents and far surpassing its estimated 68 cents. The movie subscription company also reported net additions of seven million customers, beating out its forecast of only five million. Moving forward, Netflix is looking to grow with the help of partners — and thinks that bundling might be the ticket to reeling in more customers. Read More...

With new digital technologies entering the marketplace, retailers have more ways to help customers order and pay for their purchases than ever before: In a bid to increase convenience, retailers are rolling out support for new payment methods and devices such as kiosks. The adoption of these new ways of transacting could help retailers better meet the wants and needs of their customers — and reduce friction in the shopping experience. Read More...