How retailers will win holiday 2025 without deep discounts
Holiday 2025 favors retailers who use personalized offers, BNPL, and loyalty programs. Shoppers want relevance, timing, and flexibility.
Benedicta Philemon is a Data Analyst at Rwazi leveraging market intelligence and technology to uncover actionable insights to drive impactful, informed decisions for global business leaders.
Holiday 2025 favors retailers who use personalized offers, BNPL, and loyalty programs. Shoppers want relevance, timing, and flexibility.
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digital subscriptions
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Conversational AI
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AI
Global AI spending will hit $1.5T in 2025, but U.S. firms face geopolitical, regulatory, and supply-chain challenges that could impact efficiency and growth.
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AI arms race
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Fintech
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Financial automation
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NVIDIA
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economic trends, US economy
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