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Hosted by firstmovr · business · EN · 65 episodes
Commerce is constantly changing. As first movers, we recognize that responding strategically to change means knowing what truly matters… and how to act on it. But trying to stay up to date on every retail, eCommerce, omnichannel and AI headline on top of your day job can be overwhelming. Join us each month as we cut through the market noise to surface the commerce signals that matter most for CPG leaders.
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<p>In this episode:</p>OpenAI's first pass at agentic shopping proved the idea is real but the workflow is still brittle.Project Kobe points to Amazon's next retail act: blending big-box physicalretail, fulfillment, warehouse automation, and AI. Walmart and Target Want to Be Your AIShopping Buddy.Consumer sentiment fell to a three-month low in March, with the Universityof Michigan index hitting 53.3 as war-driven energy prices and inflation fearshit confidence broadly across incomelevels and age groups.Retail sales rose 0.6% month-over-monthin February, the largest monthly gain inseven months, led by motor vehicles,department stores, and apparel. Unilever's food carve-out and merger with...
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<p>In this episode: </p>For the first time in 13 years, Walmart has lost the #1 revenue crown. Amazon posted $716.9B in FY2025 revenue versus Walmart's $713.2B — a $3.7B gap driven by AWS and relentless e-commerce growth.Walmart's Q4 tells the other side of thestory: $190.7B in revenue, operatingincome up 26%, and e-commerce up 27%.At CAGNY 2026, a clear divide emerged across the CPG industry. AI-nativeoperators like P&G, Coca-Cola, Conagra, and Colgate-Palmolive areacceleratingTariffs are reaching shelves. Import prices are up 6.8%, domestic up 4.8%,and retailers from Walmart to Levi's to Columbia are confirming priceincreases are coming or already in effect.NIQ's latest data sho...
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