Gen Alpha has now amassed more than $100 billion in annual direct spending power, according to a new DKC report. The youngest generation, born between 2010 and now, is now generating $100 billion in ...
Gen Alpha, the youngest generation of active consumers in the market, are teetering on the onset of teen angst. For many of them, an unavoidable trigger of it will be those pesky hormonal-triggered ...
The kids are playing computer games. According to the latest Global Games Market Report from the analysts at industry intelligence firm Newzoo, Gen Alpha—defined in this case as anyone born in or ...
Gen Alpha and Gen Z shoppers don’t want to be sold to, according to Tara Loftis, Global President, Dermatological Skincare at Galderma, owner of brands Differin and Cetaphil. So if this age group is a ...
If brands want to reach the shoppers of the future, they’ll need to meet them where they already are: playing video games. Analysts at investment bank UBS recently found that while older generations ...
Kids and preteens may reinvigorate the theatrical movie business, at least according to a new study by entertainment researchers NRG. The report found that Gen Alpha, which consists of children born ...
The youngest generation, born between 2010 and now, is now generating $100 billion in direct spending power annually, according to a new report. Gen Alpha, made up of digital natives, is spending ...
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