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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4 days ago |
forbesjapan.com | Pamela Danziger
2024年は約40万人の米国人が、保有資産が100万ドル（約1億4600万円。1ドル＝146円換算）を超えるミリオネアの仲間入りを果たした。1日あたり1000人以上がこの層に加わった計算で、2024年における米国のミリオネアの総数は2400万人となった。世界全体のミリオネア総人口6000万人の約40％を占めており、中国本土と西ヨーロッパの合計人数を上回った。 データで見る世界の富 このデータは、スイスの大手銀行UBSグループが6月18日に発表した「グローバル・ウェルス・レポート2025」で明らかになったものだ。 米国に次いでミリオネアが多いのは中国本土で、その総数は630万人。2023年との比較で2.3％増となっており、1日あたり約380人のペースでミリオネアが生まれたことを意味する。 世界全体を見ると、2024年に68万人以上が新たにミリオネアになり、前年比1.2％増となった。一方で資産が10億ドル（約1460億円）以上のビリオネアの総数は、前年からごくわずかに増えて約290万人となった。...
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4 days ago |
unitymarketingonline.com | Pamela Danziger
Costco and RH rely on higher-income customers to maintain robust sales. When both brands, in lockstep, boost benefits to their most valuable customers, it raises a key question: whether these enhanced benefits signal a shift in consumer behavior or a response to slowing demand in the face of economic headwinds. Both brands depend on the patronage of affluent consumers.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Pamela Danziger
ToplineNearly 400,000 Americans became new millionaires last year – more than 1,000 each day – to reach a total of 24 million U.S. millionaires, accounting for some 40% of the world’s total 60 million millionaire population and more than in China and Western Europe combined, according to the UBS Global Wealth Report 2025. Across the globe, over 680,000 individuals became new millionaires in 2024.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Pamela Danziger
Side view of crop anonymous female wearing blue dress and high heels while lying on sofa near coffee ... More table with potted plant and bag on sunny daygettyThe personal luxury goods market faces a decline of up to 5% this year as consumer enthusiasm wanes, according to the latest projections from Bain and Company in association with Altagamma. Not since the 2008-2009 financial crisis has the luxury market experienced such a significant contraction, except for the 2020 Covid pandemic.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Pamela Danziger
A group of LGBTQ people holding a rainbow heart celebrating International Pride Month. gettyNumerous major corporations retreated from Pride Month sponsorships this year, sending organizers, particularly for large-scale parades and festivals, scrambling to make up for budgetary shortfalls. This followed a more modest scale-back in corporate Pride Month support last year, according to CBS News.
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