Today in Data: Poshmark Struggles in Q3 Sales, Tying Fashion to Content, Adidas’ Supply Chain Woes

By  |  November 11, 2021
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Netflix embraces contextual commerce, and Adidas is staring at $1.2 billion in lost sales because of factory closures and supply chain bottlenecks. Plus, Apple’s privacy changes hamper Poshmark’s Q3 sales.

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    Data:

    $1.2B: Expected hit to Adidas’ sales in the next two quarters because of Vietnam factory closures and supply chain snags.

    20; 100M: Number of weeks of production Adidas lost this year and units not manufactured.

    7.3M: Number of active Poshmark buyers in the past 12 months through Sept. 30.

    79%: Share of buyers who bought a brand for the first time on Poshmark.

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    213M: Netflix’s total paid subscriber count.


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