Consumer Confidence

A record July travel surge, fueled by cheaper gas, signals a road trip revival. But with lodging prices soaring and a widening regional divide, is this recovery built to last?

After a slow start, Canada's housing market is stirring. Pent-up demand meets economic caution, creating a complex picture of regional divides.

While falling oil prices boost future outlooks, a five-year high in perceived job scarcity reveals a fragile economic balance for American households.

The spring housing market fizzled as sellers, locked in by low mortgage rates, retreat. This is creating a rare opening for buyers to gain leverage.

The 'Sacred Journey' exhibition isn't just about history. It's a powerful look at how Indigenous knowledge is shaping our understanding of science and community.

Beyond deep discounts, COSRX's Amazon Prime Day offensive reveals a masterclass in digital strategy, leveraging viral products to dominate Europe's beauty market.

As Spokane County reels from a devastating wildfire, U-Haul's offer of free storage highlights the crucial, complex role of corporate aid in disaster recovery.

A new study reveals consumer interest in regenerative agriculture is surging, but it's driven by personal health and nutrition, not just environmentalism.

Courtney Adeleye, who built a $100M brand, returns to CURLFEST® as a leader. Her journey reveals a new blueprint for innovation and representation.

Moneris's new MCP server aims to standardize AI-driven transactions, offering Canadian businesses a secure path into the emerging world of agentic commerce.

The iconic Commodore brand is back with a phone that blocks social media and browsers. Is this nostalgic, privacy-first flip phone a strategic masterstroke?

As P.C. Richard & Son ties its summer sale to America's 250th, we look at the strategy behind the savings and if a 116-year legacy can win today's consumer.

As overdose deaths skyrocket among Black and Indigenous communities, a new webinar confronts the systemic failures and charts a course for equitable care.

HelloFresh and No Kid Hungry's new campaign is more than charity. It's a strategic integration of social impact, leveraging its operational might to build brand value.

A new report shows Canada's Grocery Code has industry support, but deep-seated fear prevents suppliers from using it to challenge powerful retailers.

As 'forever chemicals' threaten NC water, PTRWA's new partnership with ROTEC brings cutting-edge filtration tech to safeguard public health and regional growth.

An event in Toronto features families devastated by CTE, sparking a national conversation on the safety of contact sports for children and institutional response.

Acurx Pharma's new drug, ibezapolstat, offers a novel weapon against deadly infections like C. diff by sparing good bacteria. Is this the breakthrough we need?

A new survey reveals an overwhelming public demand to treat epinephrine like defibrillators. This isn't just about allergies; it's a systemic shift in our definition of public safety.

A silent productivity drain is costing businesses dearly. Over half the workforce aged 40-60 is managing elder care, and the financial and career toll is immense.