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NEW: With coronavirus pushing the economy online, I mined a bunch of new data to find out who is winning in this new economy of food delivery, video games and sweatpants (and never dressing up).
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/13/technology/online-shopping-buying-sales-coronavirus.html
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/13/technology/online-shopping-buying-sales-coronavirus.html
The biggest battle, of course, is the race to catch Amazon.
Target and Walmart started way, way back, but have been growing much faster by attracting new customers and speeding up their delivery times (so that Target recently drew even with Amazon).
Target and Walmart started way, way back, but have been growing much faster by attracting new customers and speeding up their delivery times (so that Target recently drew even with Amazon).
In grocery delivery, though, Amazon is the underdog and has been struggling to keep up with its competitors -- most of all, Instacart.
Come for Amazon, stay to see just how much America's love of video games is helping GameStop (which is growing online sales faster than just about any other big company). https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/13/technology/online-shopping-buying-sales-coronavirus.html
