If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission. Apple AirTags are the versatile tech accessories we never knew we needed. From keeping track of lost luggage and handbags, to finding misplaced keys and wallets (or even wandering kids and pets), …
Those late-night infomercials can be tempting, but with so many innovative products on the market, it’s hard to know which ones work and whether you should order them. We’ve taken the guesswork out of the equation with this list of “As Seen on TV” products that make your life easier — think a $13 hair …
(from left to right) Microsoft’s Keith Mercier, WalMart’s Sravana Karnati, and Hanshow’s Klaus Smets speaking at the future of retail panel at Brainstorm AI Photograph by Duy Ho/FORTUNE Retailers are locked in the final sprint to finish the all-important holiday season, but many are also thinking about how to supercharge tomorrow’s sales by tapping into …
While most people know the Apple Watch, and a bevy of competing smartwatches from Google, Fitbit, and even Garmin, there’s something to be said about the sheer beauty of Samsung’s smartwatches, like the Galaxy Watch 4, which still regularly features on the best smartwatch deals list. It is dated now, sure, thanks to the Galaxy …
Elon Musk loves to post on X and it’s his love that has proved to be ‘toxic’ as it has dried up his company’s cash drawers. Musk’s poor choice of words in public is likely to cost the company millions. Big brands like Apple, Disney, IBM and Comcast, among others have paused advertising – the …
Walmart has seen enough from X. The retailer, America’s single biggest employer and largest company by revenue, told Reuters on Friday it’s no longer advertising on the platform formerly known as Twitter. The departure follows owner Elon Musk amplifying antisemitic posts and flinging expletives at fleeing advertisers. “We aren’t advertising on X as we’ve found …
Walmart Wing and Walmart have both been developing their own drone delivery platforms for a number of years, and now the two companies are joining forces to launch a drone delivery service in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. In the coming weeks, the diminutive flying machines from Alphabet-owned Wing will fly items from two Walmart Supercenters …
China’s Xiaomi intends to enhance its sales in India by focusing on retail outlets instead of relying solely on e-commerce platforms, according to the company’s India president. Xiaomi aims to boost smartphone sales after falling behind South Korea’s Samsung. E-commerce sales via Amazon and Flipkart have thrived in India, contributing to the expansion of Xiaomi …