Roughly one third of surveyed American companies in China will cancel or delay investments in the country due to the ongoing trade standoff with the U.S., according to a May report from the American Chambers of Commerce in China and Shanghai. Even more of those companies, roughly 40 percent, said they are considering moving their […]
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Financial losses from ad fraud are finally hitting a slowdown, according to a report released Monday by the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) in collaboration with cybersecurity company White Ops. The report anticipates ad fraud losses to total $5.8 billion globally in 2019 – an almost 11 percent drop from the $6.5 billion global
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For most businesses, daily operations do not change based on who is in political power. Companies are primarily affected by their own decisions, not by the government. However, occasionally there are exceptions. Here in the U.K., it is Brexit. In the U.S., it is the trade tariffs and the threat of the President to close
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Netflix will announce its Q1 ’19 earnings on Tuesday – when we’ll know for sure if its subscription price hike was a good business move in the short term. Meanwhile, Disney announced Disney+, its new streaming service platform, will only cost $6.99/month and its stock shot up over 11 percent overnight. This further complicates the
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Bots, hackers and trolls: How the digital misinformation war is being waged ahead of the federal election OurWindsor.ca Efforts to undermine the Canadian political process are virtually unstoppable in the murky, borderless digital world, say experts who study the spread of … Source link
The trade war with China has been cited as a primary cause of much of the recent economic volatility, from the stock market dive last fall to fluctuations in oil prices. While it’s clear that tariffs are creating some level of instability as companies and investors try to guess what will happen next, many retailers
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TeroVesalainen / Pixabay It’s become evident that it’s no longer a matter of posting a job to get good candidates. With virtually zero unemployment*, finding good candidates is becoming harder and harder for growing companies. To the recruiting companies’ chagrin, business is booming. Which leaves small business owners and others in the lurch to figure
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The trade war between The US and China is affecting Amazon sellers. It’s even gotten to the point where finding suppliers outside of China and manufacturing outside that country are being suggested as possible solutions by Jungle Scout, a small company dedicated to helping entrepreneurs run their Amazon businesses. Trade War Impact on Amazon Sellers
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Chinese manufacturers are feeling the pinch of President Donald Trump’s tariffs as U.S. retailers continue to slash orders and cut down on price. US Retailers Prepare for Trade War with China Major U.S. retailers are bracing themselves as the country prepares for more levies to be slapped on Chinese goods. Home Depot and Walmart, for example, have
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Since starting my role as the eCommerce Strategist at Seer, I’ve been approached many times by both team members and clients alike — all about Amazon. In the twenty-minute video below, I’ll break down: Why Amazon is a Titan Where Amazon’s inefficiencies are What we can learn from brands who’ve successfully taken them on 🎥🎥🎥 Don’t stop there!
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