Today in Data: Consumers Want Better Digital Features; Kohl’s Attacked by Activist Investor; D2Cs Take Aim at Porch Pirates

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Direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands are using commercial claim center delivery to cut costs and eliminate porch pirates. Plus, grocery and pharmacy shoppers are willing to switch to get more digital options, and Kohl’s gets blasted by activist investor for slumping stock price amid wasted year for retail giant.

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    $6.6B: Valuation of Kohl’s

    1,200: Number of Kohl’s stores

    70%: Share of Nikitin deliveries in Russia and Europe that are delivered to alternate addresses

    33%; 30%: Share of grocery and pharmacy shoppers, respectively, who tie merchant loyalty to using their preferred payment methods

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    42%: Share of pharmacy and grocery shoppers earning more than $100,000 willing to switch merchants due to increased digital capabilities


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