Security, reputation, and fees outrank mobile UX when choosing a bank, lifting BofA and Chase.
Reduced employer coverage of weight loss drugs could push patients to cash-pay options or off treatment, increasing pressure on pharma companies to lower prices.
Gen X chatbot users (69%) outpaced both Gen Z (65%) and millennials (65%) in ramping AI chatbot use over the past 12-18 months, second only to Gen Alpha's 80%, according to a February 2026 Gracenote study.
Google AI Overviews remake the funnel: As post-purchase queries top 94%, brands should treat help docs as prime search real estate.
Google adds AI opt-out: UK regulators prompt a toggle letting publishers skip AI Overviews without hurting non-AI search rankings.
Meta widens teen guardrails: Global safety rollout and content caps aim to address legal blows and calm wary regulators.
Why every streamer wants podcast deals: A flurry of exclusive video deals offers streamers a low-cost way to drive viewership.
X debuts React with Video: Vertical responses invite brand tie-ins through creators, yet declining US reach and trust issues temper marketer enthusiasm.
Half (50%) of US adults said they didn't notice any offers during their most recent restaurant purchase, compared with 46% in retail and 32% in groceries, according to a March 2026 PYMNTS Intelligence study conducted by FIS.
Amazon spotlights low-cost groceries and Alexa+ to drive sales and deepen engagement.
Itemized receipt splitting put Venmo, Cash App on notice for seamless P2P.
Amazon’s ad machine isn’t seamless: Twitch gets outside sales help, denting the Big Tech giant’s pitch as a unified media buy.
Six-figure households lift comps 2% as value hunting widens.
Celebrity star power may boost Paze’s visibility but limited acceptance will hold it back.
Low-key rollouts aim to dodge backlash without abandoning inclusivity.
Core intimates drive share gains and renewed cross-category demand.
AI platforms’ contrasting approaches prompt new bank strategies.
Gen Z uses LLMs to find banks more than other generations do.
Doctors review AI advice that patients bring to appointments, but still have concerns about its accuracy. Healthcare marketers have room to help guide responsible genAI use.