#us-market

#us-market

UK-based sellers on marketplaces may face significant sales impacts due to new US import duty rules, akin to a second Brexit.

Rifles dominate U.S. firearm sales, with a notable preference for domestically manufactured products.

Gun sales in the U.S. spiked during the pandemic but have since declined, yet the country remains the largest consumer market for firearms.

iHeartMedia becomes the exclusive sales partner for BBC podcasts in the U.S., indicating a significant collaboration in the growing podcast market.

U.S. on-demand audio streaming has reached 25 billion weekly, with notable genre preferences and growth variations across regions.

Sekisui House is expanding in the U.S. housing market to counteract stagnation in Japan, aiming to deliver quality homes leveraging Japanese technology.

British fashion brands are becoming increasingly popular in the US market, particularly for their unique styles and high-quality designs.

Lululemon's international sales are booming, especially in China, countering slow growth in the U.S. market.

La Liga has abandoned plans to hold Barcelona vs Atletico fixture in the US, despite aims to host games abroad in the future.

U.S. residents are accessing foreign cryptocurrency exchanges in significant numbers, raising compliance questions for these platforms.

Luckin Coffee is expanding into the US, leveraging strong growth in Asia while Starbucks faces declining sales and new leadership challenges.

Canadian oil exports to the U.S. hit record highs due to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, with production and demand surging significantly.

Freshfields is expanding its U.S. presence, focusing on Texas and Boston due to growing market interest.

Wyvern, a Canadian remote sensing startup, is raising $6 million to expand into U.S. commercial and defense markets with high-resolution hyperspectral imagery.

Paragon leverages political connections and lobbying to secure its position in the US market and avoid sanctions.

Dutch agencies are increasingly establishing themselves in the U.S. market, emphasizing a blending of technology, media, and creativity.

China's stimulus announcement initially uplifted markets, but optimism faded as investors questioned its effectiveness, resulting in lower U.S. market closings.

The key to launching a successful business from a small market lies in pivoting toward larger, sustainable markets with specific demands.

Panasonic returns to the US market, launching new high-quality TVs after a decade away.

Mobile gaming ads are evolving with longer and more sophisticated campaigns, alongside a notable increase in playable ad formats.

Marbella is experiencing a resurgence in American tourism, driven by luxury accommodations and events like the 2023 Solheim Cup.

Fried chicken popularity is surging, with the global takeout market projected at $8.25 billion by 2025, largely due to US consumer demands.

The U.S. is the second largest automotive market globally.

Heineken NV took an €874 million impairment due to declining valuation in China's largest brewer

The focus for equity traders shifts to the US after-hours session with significant earnings drops from key companies like Visa, Texas Instruments, Alphabet, and Tesla.

Tesla Cybertruck successful in US but challenges in Europe.

London market stronger after bouncing back from Microsoft IT outage and Biden news impact on trading.

Tech stocks drove US market recovery, while airline firms in London faced profitability concerns.

Samsung's new Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 models in the US won't have the Samsung Messages app pre-installed, using Google Messages instead.

Volkswagen's ID.7 sedan won't arrive in the US due to market dynamics favoring SUVs over sedans.