Jack Le

In spite of the COVID-19 pandemic surges, which shaking how Americans work, shop, and live, Target’s sales continue to soar. How did Target do it? Let’s see Target’s recipe to excel in pandemic America in this article. On November 18, Target announced its third-quarter financials that blew away Wall Street estimates. A few key stats shows that comparable sales rose 20%. Total revenue climbed $22.6 billion – an increase of more than 21% over the same time last year. Digital sales jumped 155%. New digital-driven services like in-store and curbside pickup and personal shopping via Shipt grew 200%. Target’s roughly 1,900

According to some reports of Forbes, Instagram is making several changes to its app, the largest of which places renewed focus on its fast-growing rival TikTok. Instagram will now feature its Reels video function directly at the bottom of its app, a key piece of real estate. Reels videos are Instagram’s answer to TikTok’s own videos and originally launched in July. Placing them within their own tab in such a prominent place underlines Instagram’s determination to edge into TikTok’s space. “We don’t make these changes lightly – we haven’t updated Instagram’s home screen in a big way for quite a

As the world economy is still struggling from the pandemic, four tech giants Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, and Facebook reported third-quarter financial results on Thursday, October 29th that highlighted how they generated a spectacular level of wealth that hasn’t been seen in a single industry in generations. Amazon reported record sales with an almost 200% rise in profits, as the pandemic accelerated the transition to online shopping. Despite a boycott of its advertising over the summer, Facebook had another blockbuster quarter. Alphabet’s record quarterly net profit was up 59%, as marketers plowed money into advertisements for Google search and YouTube. Finally,