Bloomberg announced the introduction of an alternative data function, ALTD <GO>, on the Bloomberg Terminal. We are excited to share that Bloomberg Second Measure serves as the flagship data analytics source for this new function, providing consumer transaction insights on 300+ public companies. Read the announcement here.
As retailers see increased traffic from shoppers returning to brick-and-mortar stores, department stores such as Macy’s are experiencing significant sales growth.
During the pandemic, many coffee drinkers turned to DTC coffee subscription companies for their daily cup of joe. Our data reveals how three major coffee brands—Blue Bottle Coffee, Peet’s Coffee, and Philz Coffee—whose offerings include retail cafes, coffee bean delivery, and coffee subscriptions experienced a sizable shift to online sales, as well as how some smaller coffee subscription box companies saw strong sales growth during the pandemic.
After a sharp decline early in the pandemic, the DTC clothing rental market is experiencing a resurgence. As a Rent the Runway IPO approaches, consumer transaction data reveals how customer counts are rebounding for top clothing rental companies.
As travel-related sectors are bouncing back from the COVID-19 pandemic, rental cars have been in short supply. We analyzed how industry sales have changed over the past two years, as well as how peer-to-peer car rental platforms stack up against traditional rental car companies.
As the travel industry recovers and in-person events—such as Broadway shows, sports games, and live concerts—restart in some parts of the U.S, the major event ticketing platforms have seen rising sales.