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WHAT'S NEXT?: Technology will become the new sales assistant, always on, always friendly, always delivering. Consumers will co-create and create products to their exact needs. Brands will have to focus on seizing mobile moments on apps that already have consumer's attention. Instantly explore below how lifestyles, buying behaviors and attitudes are changing and where you fall short in the battle to win consumers hearts and minds.

[New] The lack of consumer awareness regarding organic products, most notably in Asian countries, is expected to favor the growth of the conventional segment over the forecast period. / grandviewresearch
[New] The U.S. market is projected to witness steady growth over the forecast period on account of the changing lifestyles of consumers and rising urbanization, which affect the consumption pattern of the consumers. / grandviewresearch
[New] The remarkable growth of the food and beverage industry in India and the increase in purchasing power parity of consumers are expected to boost the demand for healthy and functional foods rich in protein content. / grandviewresearch
[New] India will allow mobile carriers to carry out 5G trials with equipment makers including Ericsson, Nokia and Samsung's network unit. / Nikkei Asia
[New] Now the value proposition for EVs has improved, and Mobility has announced plans to make all its cars electric and emission-free by 2030. / Charged EVs
[New] The industry in the Middle East and Africa is expected to witness a substantial growth in the coming years due to the rising disposable incomes of potential consumers. / Expert Market Research
[New] Uber plans to be a fully electric mobility platform in London by 2025, and across North America and Europe by 2030. / Automotive News Europe
[New] Uber has committed to becoming a fully electric mobility platform in London by 2025 and by 2030 across North America and Europe. / Futurride.com
[New] 5G will help to achieve India's digital economy to USD 1 Trillion by the year 2025 driven by increased proliferation of smart phones, increased internet penetration, growth of mobile broadband, growth of data and social media. / 5g-2021
[New] The Asia Pacific is projected to have one of the fastest growths in the global demand for algae products in the coming years. / Expert Market Research
[New] ACA medical loss ratio rebates to consumers in 2021 are expected to total in the billions of dollars, with individual and group market insurers expecting to shell out $2.1 billion in rebates to consumers this fall. / Healthcare Dive
[New] Almost 70% of consumers said they expect to use augmented reality, virtual reality, mixed reality to experience products and services in the coming year, so there's an uptick there. / Brand NewMag.
[New] 87% of consumers in China considered climate change as serious a threat as Covid-19, the highest of all countries polled. / Good News Network
[New] The ICT (Information and Communications Technology) industry could consume 20% of all electricity and emit up to 5.5% of global carbon emissions by 2025. / Article
[New] Beginning in the next several weeks, Telcoin says it will officially open its remittance service to Australia through its iOS and Android mobile applications. / Australian FinTech
[New] Frontline responders still use paper and pens in lieu of tablets or mobile phones since they know that paper is going to work every single time and not run out of battery juice. / TechCrunch
[New] As is, direct assistance to Americans in the ARP will reduce poverty by up to 50% among families with children and could boost social mobility long-term. / DC Fiscal Policy Institute
[New] Hexagon will partner with Fujitsu to provide Munich a SaaS solution for tracking, visualizing and analyzing IoT data from a variety of mobility providers. / about-us
[New] Google's ability to help brands reach consumers through Google Pay could prove to be a valuable service, if it is able to grow its user base, and encourage more to opt in to the personalization features. / TechCrunch
[New] By 2023, total transactions made on mobile will stand around 3 trillion won ($2.7 billion) and will account for more than 60% of total sales. / Korea JoongAng Daily
[New] According to PYMNTS' April Buy Now Pay Later Tracker, younger shoppers [are] especially likely to cite credit card avoidance as a reason to leverage BNPL methods: 31% of Gen Z consumers in the U.K. used BNPL plans to avoid credit cards, as did 23% of Gen X consumers. / PYMNTS.com

Last updated: 06 May 2021

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