Consumer Behavior

This page collects the 26 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Consumer Behavior”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Inflation, Economy, and Retail.

1. Mon, Aug 311 item
   1. San Francisco Federal Reserve reports household inflation expectations rise with gas pricesA new report from the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank finds that U.S. household inflation expectations increase when consumers anticipate higher gas prices. Conversely, these expectations remain reHillsborough
2. Fri, Aug 211 item
   1. Retailers stock Halloween merchandise early as 'Summerween' trend drives consumer demandRetailers including The Home Depot and Michaels have begun stocking Halloween merchandise in July and August to meet consumer demand for the 'Summerween' trend. According to RetailMeNot, 70% of shoppeHillsborough
3. Wed, Aug 192 items
   1. Second-hand retail sales rise as consumers seek to offset cost of living increasesConsumers are increasingly turning to second-hand stores to manage rising costs for housing, food, and clothing. Data from Goodwill shows a significant increase in annual sales volume, while financialMiami-Dade
   2. Florida families increasingly use credit card rewards to cover back-to-school costsHillsborough
4. Thu, Aug 131 item
   1. Research indicates rising American participation in sports betting and state interest in gambling revenueA research report by Doc's Sports finds that 85% of sports bettors are interested in group wagering as more states explore sports gambling as a source of tax revenue. The report highlights a general uHillsborough
5. Wed, Aug 121 item
   1. Powerball jackpot reaches $1 billion as South Florida residents line up for ticketsThe Powerball jackpot has climbed to $1 billion for Wednesday night's drawing, marking the largest prize of the year and the eighth-largest in the game's history. Residents across South Florida are puMiami-Dade
6. Mon, Aug 101 item
   1. Clothing retailers launch repair and sewing programs to attract Gen Z shoppersMajor apparel brands are introducing in-store repair services and sewing workshops to appeal to younger consumers interested in sustainability and cost-saving. These initiatives aim to extend the lifeSan Diego
7. Fri, Aug 71 item
   1. Gallup and Edward Jones survey reports on U.S. adult use of AI for financial adviceA new survey indicates that while some U.S. adults utilize artificial intelligence for financial guidance, it remains a low-trust source compared to other options. The findings were released as part oHillsborough

1. 01Telemundo 51organization2 mentions
2. 02Edward Jonesorganization1 mentions
3. 03Galluporganization1 mentions
4. 04Ted Rossmanperson1 mentions
5. 05Dirk Van de Putperson1 mentions
6. 06David Goldmanperson1 mentions
7. 07David Goldmanperson1 mentions
8. 08John Braseperson1 mentions
9. 09KEYT News Channel 3-12organization1 mentions
10. 10KFForganization1 mentions