Robinhood’s band of investors grows during COVID-19 era
Consumer deposits for retail brokerages have grown significantly over the past few years, with growth accelerating during the pandemic.
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One year later, DTC toilet paper companies still on a roll
DTC toilet paper companies saw strong growth in March and April of 2020. New consumer spending data reveals how Tushy and Who Gives A Crap have fared in the year since the initial panic-buying phenomenon.
Theme parks having roller coaster of a year
Theme parks across the U.S. have been on the road to recovery, with both ticket sales and customer counts on the rise, after having been hit hard by shelter-in-place orders in March 2020.
COVID-19 shakes up smoothie kit sales
Consumer spending data reveals how sales for smoothie kits have skyrocketed throughout the pandemic, as well as which smoothie box companies are leading the pack in terms of market share growth and customer retention.
Dollar store sales buck COVID era retail trends
Brick-and-mortar retailers have been suffering during COVID-19, but one category that is expanding is dollar stores. Among dollar store companies, Dollar General experienced the highest sales growth in 2020 by capturing spend from customers who previously shopped at competitors.
Pet supply companies thrive while pet care companies struggle
Sales for the pet supplies sector have increased in the COVID-19 era. Meanwhile, pet care companies (dog walking, dog hotels, pet vacations and entertainment services) have been dealt a huge blow, as consumers have stayed home and sought new ways to keep their furry friends entertained.