That $20 dress direct from China now costs $30 after Trump closed a tariff loophole – and the US will soon end the ‘de minimis’ exemption for the rest of the world, too https://t.co/6Fiyvb7UM3
The marketing professor in me is delighted with the service provided by Harish Chandra Yadav, the manager of the SBI's Vrindavan branch in Lucknow. @CGMSBILuc@TheOfficialSBI
I hope SBI can find more people like Harish.
Judging a brand’s intentions positively raises consumers’ reports of safety incidents, as they interpret the report as feedback, not complaining! Acknowledging this feedback motive helps managers win back the consumer:
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A Journal of Marketing study featured in the JM Buzz examines nearly 10,000 motions filed over 14 years, revealing how companies can manage buyer–supplier interactions to increase the chances of #bankruptcy survival 🎧
@sudhamani2009@astvansh#b2b
https://t.co/C2TQBxZh1X
Assoc. Prof. @astvansh dissects the hidden risks of #BNPL technology, emphasizing potential pitfalls for lower-income youth. Stay informed & explore the intricacies in this eye-opening piece in @_TCglobal. https://t.co/uUciDCtAkf
Catch that viral video of the woman sharing her NY's resolution to no longer tip? Many consumers share that #tipflation frustration. In an interview w/ @globalnews, Assoc. Prof. @astvansh encourages people to feel confident not to tip when it is warranted. https://t.co/uBCytLJoO6
Has tipping gotten out of control in Canada? Assoc. Prof. @astvansh looks at how tight budgets are making tipping a thorny issue this holiday season. Read why Canadians should not feel pressured in @ConversationCA. https://t.co/SstT6gSrW4
When a company declares #bankruptcy, the focus is often on creditors. Yet, suppliers play a big role, explains Assoc. Prof. @astvansh in @HarvardBiz. In the summary of his @JofMarketing article, he proposes a cooperative approach during legal processes. https://t.co/rqAfDjlVHV
With Boxing Day looming, bargain hunters beware! Online deals can come with unanticipated conditions. In an article for @BNNBloomberg, Assoc. Prof. @astvansh emphasizes the need for caution to ensure being fully informed about unforeseen conditions. https://t.co/AewIJvfiGu
Businesses are struggling to balance inventory management after a challenging few years for #supplychains. “They need to decide how much inventory to stock, while ensuring that the assortment is broad enough,” explains Assoc. Prof. @astvansh to @WSJ. https://t.co/6Ggefw5MA9
How do companies survive #bankruptcy? A new Journal of Marketing study featured in @HarvardBiz provides a strategy for managing buyer–supplier interactions to increase the chances of survival.
@sudhamani2009@astvansh#marketing#b2b
https://t.co/AM7R6ZJoEJ
How do companies survive #bankruptcy? A new Journal of Marketing study provides a strategy for managing buyer–supplier interactions to increase the chances of survival. Learn more: https://t.co/nYCJYdHrAX
By @sudhamani2009, @astvansh, and Kersi D. Antia
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Retailers are seekng to sell third-party logistics services, but they face challenges in a compeititve field. “The customer fulfillment activities are so core to any retailer—any company, but a retailer in particular.”
https://t.co/NRdE1OvFcY via @WSJ