Short Cuts: Is the customer always right?
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Short Cuts: Is the customer always right?

December 01, 2023

Weekly Insights for What's Ahead from the Marketing & Communications Center:

  • Black Friday Sets Records—and Goes Global
  • US Consumer Confidence Improves in November as Expectations Turn Less Gloomy
  • AI Is Rising But the Concerns Remain
  • Avoid Controversy by Focusing on ‘Safe’ Social Issues and Their Economic Benefits
  • Strategies for Promoting Collaboration and Productivity in a Hybrid Work Environment

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