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From livestreaming to 'shoppertainment,' Gen Zers lead the way in Singapore's online shopping space

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adminsr January 15, 2024 Arts and entertainment, Asia Economy, Breaking News: Business, business news, Consumer spending, Consumerism, Digitization, E-commerce, Food shopping, Generation Y, Generation Z, Gift shopping, Livestream, Meta Platforms Inc, Online media, Online retail, Online shopping, Online video, Personal spending, Retail e-commerce sales, Retail industry, Salary and benefits, Shopping, Singapore, Social media, Social media industry, Southeast Asia, TikTok

From livestreaming to 'shoppertainment,' Gen Zers lead the way in Singapore's online shopping space

[ad_1] Logos of online social media and social networking sites displayed on a smartphone screen on August 01, 2023 in

$‘Girl math’ is back. Consumers are shopping earlier to ‘save more’ on Christmas day$

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adminsr December 20, 2023 Black Friday, Breaking news, business news, Consumer credit, Consumer finance, Consumer prices, Consumer spending, Consumerism, Credit card debt, Credit cards, Cyber Monday, Gift shopping, Holiday spending, Holidays, Inflation, Personal finance, Personal spending, Prices, Retail industry, Retail sales, Sales, Shopping, Shopping malls, Thanksgiving

‘Girl math’ is back. Consumers are shopping earlier to ‘save more’ on Christmas day

[ad_1] Pedestrians walk through the festively decorated Burlington Arcade luxury shopping arcade in London, UK, on Monday, Dec. 4, 2023.

Why Fed rate hikes take so long to affect the economy, and why that effect may last a decade or more

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adminsr December 12, 2023 Banking and credit regulation, Banks, Bonds, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Business, business news, Central banking, Commercial banking, Consumer affairs, Consumer banking, Consumer finance, Consumer prices, Consumerism, Corporate management, Corporate stock, Economic events, Economic growth, Economic outlook, Economic policy, Economist, Federal Reserve System, Government spending, Inflation, Interest rate spread, Interest Rates, Investment banking and brokerage, Investment management, Investment strategy, Jobs, Monetary policy, New York, New York Fed, Personal spending, Personnel, Prices, Treasury notes, Treasury securities, TV news, U.S. Department of the Treasury, U.S. dollar, U.S. Economy, Unemployment, United States, Washington D.C.

Why Fed rate hikes take so long to affect the economy, and why that effect may last a decade or more

[ad_1] The U.S. economy continues to grow despite the 5.5% benchmark federal funds interest rate set by the Federal Reserve