The number of Hispanic and Black households using TV also generally increased across each age group with Big Data + Panel. With 45 million Big Data households and 75 million devices, our Big Data + Panel approach expands coverage and scale. Greater coverage and scale allow for the measurement of even more people and programs.

A looming recession and economic turmoil will hinder neobanks’ ability to get in the black. They’ll have to fight to create profitable and sustainable growth—and put investors’ and customers’ minds at ease.

Nearly 1 in 5 Black consumers in the US view brands as generally disingenuous for holding Black History Month promotions, recent research shows. A partnership with Black consumers should start with a deep understanding and appreciation of the elements that make them, as individuals and as a group, unique.

Banks face growing pressure from shareholders and customers to take more action on sustainability. While transitioning to a greener business model will be challenging, banks have a plethora of strategies to choose from.

While users may be departing the struggling platform overall, we forecast the number of Hispanic and Black users will increase slightly from last year. One reason may be to use social media to talk about the shows they watch, which Hispanic consumers report doing at a higher rate than non-Hispanic consumers.

It built a proprietary AI solution that shows customers a more diverse array of products in response to basic queries like “black rectangular glasses,” resulting in a more relevant search experience. The number of searches using Pinterest’s hair-pattern and skin-tone filters grew 41% and 51% year-over-year (YoY), respectively, in 2023.

Shoppers can ask, for example, “Do you have any dresses for a black-tie wedding in August?” or “Help me put together an outfit for a work event.” Suggestions can be further personalized by combining information about the customer’s size and favorite brands. 3. Lean on data at every step of the customer journey.

Most celebrities in this year's ads were male and white, though Black, Hispanic, AAPI, and multiracial individuals were represented. Some major advertisers, like Uber Eats and Volkswagen, provided only generic DEI statements or did not offer specifics about their Super Bowl ad campaigns' DEI efforts.