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In this week’s subscription headlines, Peloton stock falls after lowering its subscription app pricing (and after its unpopular ad), The Washington Post debuts a Spanish-language
As we head into the holiday season and toward the New Year, subscription companies are making big moves. To prepare for the California Consumer Privacy
Cyber Monday 2019 yielded record sales of $9.4 billion, a 19% increase over 2018, says Forbes. Amazon did its fair share of sales, making Cyber
Last week, PayPal announced it plans to buy shopping and rewards platform Honey Science Corporation (Honey) for $4 billion to expand its ecommerce capabilities. TechCrunch
Just in time for holiday shopping, Harry & David has announced a new food subscription service which delivers tasty treats directly to subscribers or gift
TGIF. We’ve survived this week’s impeachment hearings and can now head into the pre-Thanksgiving weekend with Black Friday shopping on our minds. Before you go,
Disney+ wasnt the only subscription service making headlines this week. Dropbox topped revenue and profit expectations, Bustle eliminated longtime editors and staff to prepare for
Dell (NYSE: DELL) hopes to make the lives of its business clients easier with the launch of Dell Technologies On Demand. This new set of
Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is getting into the fitness wearables business. The technology giant announced last week that it is buying Fitbit (NYSE: FIT) at $7.35
This week was nothing short of amazing, as we wrap up our very first Subscription Show. Thanks to our sponsors, keynotes, speakers, vendors and attendees
