Daphne Howland is an award-winning reporter at Retail Dive. She covers a range of topics within the retail sector, including e-commerce, retail technology, and business economics, with a particular focus on major players like Amazon and Walmart. Her work has been featured in publications such as HR Drive, CIO Dive, and Yahoo Finance.
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Daphne Howland's coverage predominantly focuses on the retail industry, with a particular emphasis on product promotions and sales & marketing. She frequently cites data in her articles and relies heavily on press releases.
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By: Daphne Howland
Consumers sought out deals but inflation didn’t really tamp down demand during the season, according to the latest figures from Adobe Analytics.
By: Daphne Howland
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Retail industry news, voices and jobs. Optimized for your mobile phone.
Retail industry news, voices and jobs. Optimized for your mobile phone.
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