Poll: Used kid gear is great but how to gauge safety?
“Used child essentials are often more cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and convenient,” but parents aren’t sure how to assess safety.
Virtual fitting rooms can help or hurt sales
Virtual fitting rooms can reduce sales among heavier shoppers, research finds. Marketing tactics could help.
Virtual fitting rooms can help or hurt sales
Virtual fitting rooms can reduce sales among heavier shoppers, research finds. Marketing tactics could help.
How shoppers skirted India’s currency swap
In response to a demonetization policy, people in India managed to keep an estimated $1.5 billion out of the country’s tax system.
11 things airlines can do to make flying less terrible
Many airline passengers find planes uncomfortable and the industry unreliable. A new study offers 11 tips on how to improve flying.
Auto-renew subscriptions don’t build loyal customers
Automatic subscription renewals may boost subscribers in the short term, but it’s a bad strategy over time, a working paper finds.
Auto-renew subscriptions don’t build loyal customers
Automatic subscription renewals may boost subscribers in the short term, but it’s a bad strategy over time, a working paper finds.
There’s more to adaptive clothing than function
Retailers of adaptive clothing must make changes to satisfy an increasingly diverse customer base, a new study finds.
Repeat product recalls don’t always prompt change
What gets a company to do better after a mistake, such as product recalls? New research finds some surprising answers.
Repeat product recalls don’t always prompt change
What gets a company to do better after a mistake, such as product recalls? New research finds some surprising answers.