Today in Data: BNPL’s Continued Surge, Walgreens Growing Health Unit, Connected Fitness Stakes Increase

By  |  January 7, 2022
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Nike’s lawsuit against Mirror shows how big the connected fitness sector has become, and consumers want buy now, pay later (BNPL) so retailers need to offer it. Plus, Walgreens focuses on expanding its health unit as it works to sell Boots division.

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    Today in Data

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    100: Number of Walgreens Health Corner locations set to open this year

    56M; 22M: Number of vaccinations and COVID-19 tests, respectively, administered at Walgreens

    75M: Number of active users of Nike’s digital ecosystem of products, apps and wearables

    $45B; $10B: Peak market value of Peloton and its market value today, respectively

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    73%: Share of consumers who prefer to pay with credit or debit cards


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