Rundown · Thursday, July 16, 2026
Marketing news on July 16, 2026
On Thursday, July 16, 2026 the Marketing desk recorded 8 news events. The earliest report came from newjerseytelegraph.com (Big News Network) at 00:15 UTC.
- news events8
- outlet reports14
- carried by 5+ outlets0
- first report (UTC)00:15
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Coverage recordky3.com: “Trump media firm plans to sell high speed access to Truth Social posts, possibly Trump own”
Reports ran between 21:45 and 22:00 UTC on Jul 16.
The outlets that reported this event are listed with links to their reports; no summary of ours passed our automated checks for it, which says nothing about the event (how they work).
Reported by ky3.com, republicanherald.com and chicoer.com.
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Web push advertising faces platform policy changes, RollerAds says
Machine summary Key facts from the reports:
- RollerAds said Google introduced updates in the fourth quarter of 2024 making the unsubscribe option more accessible on Android and strengthening Google Safe Browsing policies.
- According to RollerAds, Google said the changes were made to improve user experience and maintain a healthier online ecosystem.
- RollerAds said unsubscribe rates on its platform rose by 30–40% in some cases after the update.
Reported by Search Engine Land and MarTech.
- RollerAds
- Web Push Advertising
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Gap launches Hailey Bieber denim capsule with '90s nostalgia campaign
Machine summary Gap has partnered with Hailey Bieber for "The Hailey Jean," a limited-edition denim capsule collection and campaign inspired by '90s nostalgia, particularly 1996. The collection launched Thursday and includes two relaxed fits priced at $89 each, according to the reports.
- Gap partnered with model and entrepreneur Hailey Bieber for "The Hailey Jean," a limited-edition denim capsule collection and related campaign inspired by '90s nostalgia, particularly for 1996, the reports said.
Reported by Marketing Dive and Retail Dive.
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Hisense says it is partnering with FIFA and KultureCity on sensory-inclusive World Cup experiences
Machine summary According to the reports, Hisense-branded mobile sensory vehicles are stationed outside stadium entrances and dedicated sensory rooms are in stadium commercial exhibition areas throughout the tournament.
- The reports state Hisense is the official sponsor of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Reported by Pr Newswire and finanznachrichten.de.
- Hisense
- KultureCity
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NextTrip reports first quarter fiscal 2027 results
Machine summary NextTrip reported its first quarter fiscal 2027 results, according to newjerseytelegraph.com. The report highlighted revenue growth of more than 900% and expanding higher-margin media and travel initiatives.
- NextTrip reported first quarter fiscal 2027 results, according to newjerseytelegraph.com.
- The report highlighted revenue growth of more than 900%, according to newjerseytelegraph.com.
- The report highlighted expanding higher-margin media and travel initiatives, according to newjerseytelegraph.com.
Reported by newjerseytelegraph.com (Big News Network).
- NextTrip, Inc.
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DHL survey reports AI, subscriptions and digital payments reshaping Asia Pacific e-commerce
Machine summary A DHL eCommerce global survey of online shoppers and businesses in Australia, China, India, Malaysia and Thailand reports that AI-driven shopping experiences, subscription models and expanding payment flexibility are reshaping Asia Pacific e-commerce.
- 80% of businesses indicated they are currently using AI across their e-commerce platforms, the report states.
Reported by businessdayghana.com.
- Subscription Models
- Digital Payments
- DHL eCommerce
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June retail sales rise 0.2%
Machine summary Despite the World Cup and Prime Day, U.S. retail sales grew only 0.2% in June, missing expectations.
- June retail sales rose 0.2% month-over-month, missing the 0.3% forecast and down from 1.0% in May.
- Excluding gas stations, sales climbed 0.7% in June.
- Year-over-year, retail sales were up 6.7%.
Reported by upi.
- Prime Day
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