A lot has been made recently of the supply chain challenges and rapidly shifting demand trends messing with ordering as suppliers and retailers hope to have enough, but not too much, on hand.
August 17, 2022Some of us have followed stories of boats, bodies, and other things that have been found as Lake Mead and other western lakes and rivers fall to historic low levels amid a long-running drought in the Colorado River Basin.
August 17, 2022Some grocers are refusing to stock goods if the food suppliers can't justify their price increases, won't negotiate, or won't delay price increase.
June 3, 2022While some companies are increasing the expectations that their workers be in the office more frequently, this isn’t a trend that holds everywhere.
June 3, 2022Did you put off some a life event because of the pandemic?
April 11, 2022Over the weekend, the severity of the sanctions was ratcheted up significantly.
February 28, 2022Labor issues are a common theme among the news and among analysts around the virtual watercooler... but just where did these people go?
February 28, 2022Lumber costs finally fell in the summer of 2021, as DIY-inclined homeowners grew fed up with sky-high lumber costs and postponed their renovation projects.
February 21, 2022Companies are being forced to operate in an environment with an unprecedented degree of uncertainty, with near- and medium-term visibility greatly reduced by the pandemic’s spread. See Freedonia Custom Research's Michael Igelnik's assessment.
July 16, 2020Some healthcare segments are already well established in the homecare setting, but others will need to quickly adapt to the movement toward more frequent in-home patient care services. Freedonia Custom Research's William Cochran addresses the trends and opportunities.
June 18, 2020