Pamela Danziger
Expert on affluent consumers & marketers aiming to target the heavy-lifters, esp. the HENRYs -- High Earners Not Rich Yet.
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5 days ago |
forbes.com | Pamela Danziger
Pride festival organizers are grappling with a budgetary shortfall of hundreds of thousands of dollars this year, as corporations scale back funding for Pride Month events – a trend likely to continue – forcing organizers to turn to crowdfunding and other community sources of support, according to AP.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Pamela Danziger
Ever since E.l.f. Beauty came on the scene, it’s been in the business of disrupting the beauty industry. “We were founded in 2004 and have sought to disrupt the traditional beauty model of high prices, long product cycles and traditional advertising,” it stated in its first annual report after going public in 2016. True to its word, it has been remarkably successful, ranking as the number one cosmetics brand in the U.S. in unit sales and number two in dollar share, according to Nielsen.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Pamela Danziger
In RepTrak’s list of the top 100 world’s most reputable companies in 2025, Burberry and Chanel were the biggest movers among luxury brands that earned a place on that list. Chanel was luxury’s biggest reputational loser, dropping from number 24 last year to 55 this, and Burberry was its biggest winner, moving up 53 positions to reach number 37. Coinciding with Chanel’s reputational fall was a reported 5.3% drop in revenues and a 30% year-over-year decline in operating profit.
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1 week ago |
unitymarketingonline.com | Pamela Danziger
Persistent questions about tariffs and how rising prices will impact retail prospects this year have caused retailers to hit pause on opening new stores and signing retail leases, according to the Wall Street Journal. After about 1,300 more stores closed than opened last year, real-estate firm Cushman & Wakefield reported the first quarter of 2025 was the weakest quarter in store leasing rates since the pandemic broke in 2020.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Pamela Danziger
The Rev. Dr. Jamal Bryant has called for a National Target Boycott this Sunday, May 25, on the 5th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder, to take a “spiritual stand for justice, remembrance and hope” in prayer gatherings outside local Target stores.
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Nike CEO Elliott Hill is making the changes needed to bring Nike back to the business of business. Nike Makes Leadership Changes As Sales Fall And Controversies Continue via @forbes https://t.co/d7tS9ZibFM
Saks just launched a luxury storefront on Amazon. Good for Amazon but not so much for Saks. Saks Opens On Amazon: Bold Move Or Desperate Measure? via @forbes https://t.co/Ym6zkXr38i
Secondhand thrift stores, consignment shops and fashion resale e-commerce sites to get a boost, as tariffs raise prices for new clothing and fashion accessories. Fashion Resale Market To Get A Lift From Trump’s Tariffs via @forbes https://t.co/7ydkRwqtQC