Innovating In Retail With Omnichannel Commerce And Vaccines      

By  |  January 19, 2021
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Virginia-based CarLotz is seeking to disrupt the used-car business and go public this week. The firm provides an omnichannel platform that sells vehicles online and also via a network of “hubs” where shoppers can visit in person. In healthcare retail, COVID-19 vaccines could provide a boost for CVS, Walgreens and other pharmacies. And in the digital shift, retail’s survival is now about making physical a part of the digital shopping experience. All this, Today in Data.

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    Data:

    2011: The year that Michael Bor co-founded CarLotz.

    $299: Upfront amount that used car sellers pay CarLotz.

    100M: Number of Americans to be vaccinated in Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office under his plan.

    14.3%: Amazon’s share of all clothing and apparel sales as of Q3 2020.

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    9%: Portion of U.S. consumers who have made a purchase using voice.


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