The digital surge over the last two years isn’t going anywhere. We predict online sales in November and December will reach $1.12 trillion worldwide and $265 billion in the U.S. While these are big numbers, they’re not an increase over 2021. - From Salesforce.com
When Google’s co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin pitched the idea of starting a Google web browser to CEO Larry Schmidt in 2003, he was worried that they couldn’t keep up with the fierce competition. Eventually, the co-founders convinced Schmidt, and in 2008, Google Chrome was released to the public. - From Visual Capitalist
The research team at Academic Influence searched the company bios of all of the CEOs of Fortune 500 companies in 2021 to find the colleges and universities they graduated from as well as the subject(s) they earned a degree in. - From Infographic Journal
Of the 172 cities included in the rankings, many of the most livable cities can be found in Europe. However, three of the top 10 are located in Canada: Vancouver, Calgary, and Toronto. - From Visual Capitalist
The latest available data shows that beer consumption exceeded 177 million kiloliters around the world in 2020. International Beer Day is celebrated on the first Friday of every August in over 200 cities across the globe. - From Visual Capitalist
Only 40% charge customers for returns shipped back to the retailer. In recent months retailers have been exploring the option of simply allowing customers to keep items and refunding their money. - From FreightWaves.com
By 2030, The Metaverse market could grow to more than $5 trillion as reported by consulting firm McKinsey. As a result, many companies are already making an effort to establish their presence there. - From Infographic Journal
Bloomberg’s Sovereign Debt Vulnerability Ranking is a composite measure of a country’s default risk. It’s based on four underlying metrics: Government bond yields (the weighted-average yield of the country’s dollar bonds); 5-year credit default swap (CDS) spread; Interest expense as a percentage of GDP; Government debt as a percentage of GDP. - From Visual Capitalist
Shoppers may ultimately choose a combination of online and in-store purchasing pending circumstances. Being cognizant of out-of-stocks, flexible in delivery options and offering store-based options from curbside to in-store will help ensure its success. - From Digital Commerce 360
When executives concentrate on the team's strengths, earnings can increase up to 29%. Almost 71% of businesses say key executives lack the necessary leadership skills for future success. – From Infographic Journal
The world’s economy continues to grow and is projected to soar past $100 trillion this year. By 2035, the world’s GDP will double, and China is likely to become the largest economy by 2030. – From Visual Capitalist
In 2021, the Consumer Technology and Durables market achieved an all-time high for consumer share of wallet. Despite high demand, businesses face ongoing and emerging challenges that will impact industry growth. Conflict in Ukraine, for instance, is further escalating cost pressures across the supply chain. This infographic below highlights the key macro trends impacting the industry in 2022. - From GfK.com
In 2021, a new record was set with more than 5.9 billion user records stolen. The largest data breach recorded occurred in 2013 when all three billion Yahoo accounts had their information compromised. - From Visual Capitalist
From giants like Walmart to local chains like Grocery Outlet, there are some companies that are ruling the grocery store market. -from InfographicJournal
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