Industries throughout the market are experiencing supply chain problems and Apple hasn’t been spared from this issue. Shortages for iPhone 13 and its varieties have caused customers to give up their search for the phone with no end in sight for the turmoil in the market.
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Square Changes Its Name to Block
Taking a cue from Google and Facebook, Square has changed its name to Block, retaining the Square name for its Seller business.
Amazon Set to Pass UPS and FedEx as Largest US Delivery Service
Amazon is on the verge of a major milestone, as it closes in on UPS and FedEx as the largest US delivery service.
Sezzle Is the Creditization Of a Debit Card, Says CEO
“Consumers love our product because it represents purchasing power but also budgeting for them,” says…
Patreon Building Video Product to Help Creators Break Free of YouTube
Patreon is working on a video platform to help creators break free of their reliance on YouTube, a move that could have a major impact on the market.
YouTube Nixing the Dislike Count
YouTube is removing the visible dislike count in an effort to combat harassment of content creators.
Shopify Evolving Into World’s First Retail Operating System
Harley Finkelstein, COO of Shopify, discusses how COVID has dramatically sped up the timeline for commerce moving online and has also moved Shopify closer to its goal of becoming the world’s first retail operating system.
Walmart Expanding Autonomous Delivery Truck Trial in Arkansas
Walmart is taking the next step toward autonomous deliveries, expanding its pilot program involving Gatik’s autonomous trucks.
National Retail Federation CEO: This Is A Great Time For Innovation
National Retail Federation CEO Matthew Shay says that the pandemic has made this a great time for innovation by retailers.
How HubSpot is Using Surround Sound Marketing Strategy to Drive Sales
“There is a very smart individual at HubSpot named Alex Birkett based out of Austin, Texas,” says Scott Tousley of HubSpot. “He is working on this concept that is really starting to take off called Surround Sound Strategy. Essentially what that means is that it runs with the notion that marketers are selfish.”