Ecommerce & Retail

December order value declines in several retail sectors, suggesting marketers should lean into intent and value messaging.

Flat customer satisfaction scores and rising prices force brands to deliver simpler, instant rewards.

Higher earners outpace others in private label adoption.

Flexible installments and expanded rewards can help small businesses navigate rising costs

Delinquencies trended down, but flat acquisitions suggest wary or boxed-out consumers from credit.

OpenAI-Apple alliance frays over control of AI layer: Legal tension shows model makers and device giants are jockeying for the user gateway.

Gas-fueled gains masked underlying demand as inflation erodes spending power.

Strong merchandising drove sales gains across each of its categories.

Reddit proves its CPG pull: Reddit shoppers drive 1.5 times ROAS and up to 17% higher LTV as trust-rich threads steer buying decisions.

Trench coats and tiered pricing revive Gen Z appeal without diluting cachet.

Foldables fail to wow buyers: New Razr and rumored Apple models top $1,900, yet just 13% of owners would upgrade for novelty over price or battery life.

The Klarna Card still dominates GMV, but loyal users are getting more comfortable taking on interest.

Integrations with smaller FIs’ mobile apps could encourage more Gen Z loyalty.

55% of US enterprise ecommerce decision-makers measure agentic commerce success by revenue growth, the top KPI in Logicbroker's December 2025 study and the only metric cited by a majority.

- On today’s podcast episode, we discuss what makes buying furniture so complex from a customer perspective, where in today’s shopping journey people get stuck the most, and which technologies are actually driving the category forward. Listen to the discussion featuring Vice President of Content and host Suzy Davidkhanian, Principal Analyst Yory Wurmser, and Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer at Furniture.com, Daniel Bennett.