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A pair of eye-tracking glasses worth 20,000 euros records consumer behavior in a Paris supermarket to reveal how brands manipulate buying decisions.
Chicago's creative community revolutionized modern advertising, shaping consumer behavior and culture in America for generations to come.
Gun sales surged during the pandemic, prompting VICE producer Zeke Spector to explore the motivations behind this trend and consider purchasing a firearm himself.
A marketing company uses €20,000 eye-tracking glasses to study consumer behavior in an experimental store in Paris.
Amazon controls almost half of online trade in the U.S., raising concerns about its influence on the economy and individual freedoms.
Neuromarketing employs brain analysis to influence consumer decisions, with companies like McDonald's and Proctor & Gamble using sensory stimuli to boost sales.
Food manufacturers exploit vulnerable populations in developing countries by marketing ultra low-cost, unhealthy products while adhering to pledges in Europe.
Last year, people took a staggering 1 trillion photos, a stark contrast to Kodak's decline from dominating 80% of the U.S. film market in the 1990s.
COVID-19 has exposed the vulnerabilities of the $2.5 trillion global fashion industry, leading to significant losses and a shift towards more thoughtful consumerism.
Internet shopping faces skepticism in the UK, while Jeff Bezos champions Amazon's rapid growth, highlighting a stark contrast in e-commerce adoption between the US and Britain.
Since 2015, over a billion dollars has been invested in femtech, focusing on apps that track women's reproductive health and menstrual cycles.
Privateer Holdings raised $7 million from investors to capitalize on the emerging cannabis market as legalization spreads across the United States.
SUVs are bulky, loud, dirty. So just why are they so popular? And how bad are these vehicles really for our planet?
Companies use functional magnetic resonance imaging and electroencephalograms to study brain activity and influence consumer purchasing decisions.
Over $4 trillion was spent on online shopping in 2020, nearly a third more than the previous year, as the pandemic accelerated retail changes.
QR codes have rapidly integrated into sectors like hospitality, healthcare, and the arts, transforming digital culture and consumer behavior worldwide.
Explore the moral dilemmas of pricing as essentials become unaffordable in a world driven by profit!
Explore the hidden dangers of online shopping, from data exploitation to environmental impact, and shop wisely!
Deflation leads to falling prices that can initially please consumers but ultimately devalue goods, prompting central banks like the Federal Reserve to intervene.
