"Many Canadians are looking for a reprieve from ever-soaring grocery prices, and experts say using cash-back apps like PC Optimum, Rakuten and Caddle can max your savings ..."
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"The all-electric fastback sedan is one of 10 new electric models that VW plans to launch by 2026..." 
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"The hardware retailer's new campaign aims to put a more positive spin on staying at home ..."
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"Canadians are more dependent on online retailers than ever for their holiday shopping needs, new research from Accenture Canada suggests ..."
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"Deceptive marketing on social media is a growing problem that regulators in Canada and the U.S. are trying to contain. So-called influencers get paid to promote products, but not all of them are upfront about it ..."
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"A new report finds consumers feel more empowered, making them less hesitant to switch brands ..."
Leona Ungerer's insight:
A Canadian perspective
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"The Toronto-based app maker aims to break down a key barrier to fashion e-commerce by allowing shoppers to envision themselves in outfits as they browse ..."
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"Over 40% of Canadian shoppers believe they are less loyal to consumer packaged goods brands than was the case in the past, a study has revealed ..."
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After nearly five years of consistent growth and a tripling of sales since 2009, research shows the gluten-free food category declined last year.
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"Freshii uses technology to engage customers and earn brand loyalty ..."
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"The company, which has made major management changes in the last year, is closing more than 100 Canadian stores less than two years after they opened ..."
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Hitchhiking robot traveling across Canada testing human trust | Technology content from IndustryWeek
"This project turns our fear of technology on its head and asks, 'Can robots trust humans?'" said Frauke Zeller, co-creator of the 'hitchBot' ..."
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"In Canada, consumption of prescription opioids has tripled over the past decade, and we are now the second-largest consumer in the world,” said Dr ..."
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"About one in three Canadian households have adopted a pet since the start of the pandemic. Around one-third of these are first-time pet owners. These "pandemic pets," along with their pre-pandemic counterparts, have brought a great deal of comfort during the lockdown, with owners reporting a deepening of their bonds with their pets ..."
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"A Canadian judge approves legal action by parents who say their children were addicted to the video game ..."
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"Campbell Soup and Dr. Oetker are closing plants in Canada as consumers hunger for more fresh food and grocers try to feed that to gain 'more share of stomach' ..."
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"A U.S. toy-industry analyst says the Hatchimals’ popularity is on the a scale similar to past runaway successes such as the Cabbage Patch Kids or Tickle Me Elmo ..."
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"The Trace My Catch function brings accountability to fishing practices, tracing products along the supply chain ..."
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"Like other home-grown businesses, Canadian Grade Eh! makes a big deal out of our self-image, here and abroad ..."
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"When hitchBOT the hitchhiking robot started his journey in Boston two weeks ago he wanted to see the entire country . Unfortunately, he never made it out of the Northeast ..."
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"An overhyped focus on nutrients may steer Canadians away from healthy whole-food consumption patterns, and play into food industry hands ..."
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"The sudden closure of Future Shop electronics stores demonstrates the evolution taking place in the Canadian retail space amid increased competition from online shopping, analysts say ..."
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"Four years since its launch, Kik is positioning itself as America’s version of WeChat, the messaging behemoth of China. It believes it has the right product (text messaging, the old-fashioned kind) and the right audience (almost half of U.S ..." Via Ronald Bannon MBA, C.Adm., FCMC
Ronald Bannon MBA, C.Adm., FCMC's curator insight,
November 29, 2014 11:33 AM
Now, four years since its launch, Kik is positioning itselfas America’s version of WeChat, the messaging behemoth of China. It believes it has the right product (text messaging, the old-fashioned kind) and the right audience (almost half of U.S. youth) to become a proper mobile first platform. If it succeeds, it stands to become the portal for the mobile economy, much like WeChat did in China. It could make a windfall of cash off brand and app partnerships and lead the way for the next generation of social networking.
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"They can help consumers to access information more easily about where and how products are made. The chocolate industry is a good example of how this can work ..."
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