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Walmart shoppers are spending an average $1,500 through Jetblack. Walmart. Shoppers are spending $1,500 monthly through 's personal shopping service, Jetblack. For a $50 monthly membership fee, Jetblack offers a of personal shopping services that are accessible via text messaging. The service, which launched in New York City last year, is designed for upper-income moms in urban areas.Walmart said Friday that customers are spending a whopping $1,500 per month through Jetblack, the company's personal shopping service.' It brings conversational commerce to life, and customers are absolutely loving it,' Walmart e-commerce CEO Marc Lore said Friday at the company's annual shareholders meeting in Bentonville, Arkansas.
'Today, more than two-thirds of Jetblack members engage with us weekly, spending on average $1,500 per month.' Read more:For a $50 monthly membership fee, Jetblack offers a suite of personal shopping services that are accessible via text messaging.The service, which launched in New York City last year, uses a mix of artificial intelligence, human shoppers, and couriers to deliver items for next-day delivery. It's designed to target upper-income moms in urban areas.
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Shoppers are spending $1,500 monthly through Walmart's personal shopping service, Jetblack.For a $50 monthly membership fee, Jetblack offers a suite of personal shopping services that are accessible via text messaging.The service, which launched in New York City last year, is designed for upper-income moms in urban areas.Walmart said Friday that customers are spending a whopping $1,500 per month through Jetblack, the company's personal shopping service.' It brings conversational commerce to life, and customers are absolutely loving it,' Walmart e-commerce CEO Marc Lore said Friday at the company's annual shareholders meeting in Bentonville, Arkansas. 'Today, more than two-thirds of Jetblack members engage with us weekly, spending on average $1,500 per month.' Read more: Inside Walmart's plan to invade cities, reach a completely new kind of customer, and be the only shopping service they'll ever needFor a $50 monthly membership fee, Jetblack offers a suite of personal shopping services that are accessible via text messaging.The service, which launched in New York City last year, uses a mix of artificial intelligence, human shoppers, and couriers to deliver items for next-day delivery. It's designed to target upper-income moms in urban areas. Shoppers are spending $1,500 monthly through Walmart's personal shopping service, Jetblack.For a $50 monthly membership fee, Jetblack offers a suite of personal shopping services that are accessible via text messaging.The service, which launched in New York City last year, is designed for upper-income moms in urban areas.Walmart said Friday that customers are spending a whopping $1,500 per month through Jetblack, the company's personal shopping service.'
It brings conversational commerce to life, and customers are absolutely loving it,' Walmart e-commerce CEO Marc Lore said Friday at the company's annual shareholders meeting in Bentonville, Arkansas. 'Today, more than two-thirds of Jetblack members engage with us weekly, spending on average $1,500 per month.'
Read more: Inside Walmart's plan to invade cities, reach a completely new kind of customer, and be the only shopping service they'll ever needFor a $50 monthly membership fee, Jetblack offers a suite of personal shopping services that are accessible via text messaging.The service, which launched in New York City last year, uses a mix of artificial intelligence, human shoppers, and couriers to deliver items for next-day delivery. It's designed to target upper-income moms in urban areas.
New 'Horizons Container Report' now offers the industry's most frequent updates and largest fundamental data set.LONDON, Feb. 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ - London-based ClipperMaritime is launching a monthly container industry report, supported by access to a modern and extensive user - friendly data tool. The 'Horizons Container' report provides the industry with best analysis and data available to enable future planning in a rapidly changing and dynamic market.The Horizons Container monthly report explores detailed trade lane supply and demand dynamics and highlights key factors which will affect all market players in the 12 months ahead.
'We utilise our data and experience to explain what is driving the market, what changes are expected to take place and what the resulting impact could be,' says Neil Dekker, Container Consultant at ClipperMaritime.' Our core ability is to work with major industry stakeholders to help them use our data analysis and outputs to plan for the future. Explaining for example, what are the key country to country or port to port cargo volume pairs on a trade route will help ocean carriers to re-define service networks or help port authorities with investment decisions if bigger ships are coming. Defining the future deployment of a large number of 10,000 TEU and above newbuild ships and how the ongoing cascade develops, continues to be a huge industry issue. But, the ability to see where specific network gaps might be is vital and once these ships are deployed, how will that impact the market?
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Rapidly changing operator alliances and Vessel Sharing Agreements mean that it is vital to see what is happening to carrier networks on a timely basis.' Container shipping is not always a logical market and the team behind ClipperMaritime's Container Horizons product will help the industry make better sense of the industry dynamics and offer workable scenarios for the future by utilising data sets and outlining trends.Our data and analysis gets to the heart of the container sector because it deciphers which trade lanes are weak or strong, where shipping lines are likely to deploy their assets and how the future vessel cascade could unfold.' Ultimately, the industry wants to know what affects freight rates, profitability and future investment decisions,' concludes Neil Dekker.' ClipperMaritime has modernised container shipping intelligence in terms of data and insight and will deliver this in a concise and timely manner.ABOUT CLIPPERMARITIMEClipperMaritime, headquartered in London, England, is a comprehensive maritime data pioneer with an industry-leading team of consultants and data scientists. ClipperMaritime monitors data in over 180 countries, 5,000 commodities, 47,500 port, terminals and berths, 55,000 vessels and 1.3 million port calls annually. By modernising the shipping industry's largest and most detailed fundamental database, ClipperMaritime delivers a level of analysis and insight simply unmatched in today's maritime industry.Media Contact: David Francoeur, 1-617-852-8868, [email protected].