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Webinar - Engagement Banking: Orchestrating the Customer Experience

Where: Engagement Banking: Orchestrating the Customer Experience Register for our latest webinar with Backbase on Thursday 10 June 2021 at 15:00 BST as industry experts discuss Engagement Banking: Orchestrating the Customer Experience. Digital banking changed how people interact with banks. But giving customers banking access 24/7 is old news. Banks need to delight customers, not only service them. Real customer appreciation today is demonstrated by how personal, how human the experience feels. Across any channel, physical or digital. Engagement Banking changes how banks connect with people. Engagement Banking puts the customer at the center and aims to deliver the digital experiences they expect. Unfortunately, most banks’ operating models are not designed for the speed of innovation that Engagement Banking requires. Traditional banks are burdened by legacy-based value chains and ancient technological architectures that form the foundation of back

Normal chip supply expected in June

Tesla Reportedly Is Hunting for Its Own Chip Stash

Tesla  ( TSLA) - Get Report reportedly is on a global hunt to secure its own stash of semiconductor chips amid the ongoing shortage that has hammered the electric vehicle company and the rest of the auto industry. The Financial Times reported that Tesla was looking into various options to secure much-needed chips that are critical to making its cars run, including paying in advance for supplies and even potentially buying its own plant. Tesla is trying to secure chips with companies in Taiwan and South Korea, which make the newer generation models of chips that it needs, as well as with companies in the U.S., according to the Financial Times, which cited industry sources.

With sales rebounding, Gap sees its post-pandemic future outside malls

Gap Sees Its Post-Pandemic Future Outside of Malls The retailer’s first-quarter sales jumped 89 percent to $4 billion from a year earlier as its e-commerce continues to grow. A Gap store in San Francisco in March. The retailer plans to close Gap and Banana Republic locations to focus on Old Navy and Athleta.Credit.Justin Sullivan/Getty Images May 27, 2021Updated 6:50 p.m. ET Gap has long been among the biggest operators of mall stores in the country. But after the pandemic, it will have a much smaller presence in traditional indoor malls as it closes Gap and Banana Republic locations and bets on the expansion of its Old Navy and Athleta brands.

Tempur Sealy Provides Update On Improved Sales Trends

Tempur Sealy Provides Update On Improved Sales Trends News provided by Share this article Share this article LEXINGTON, Ky., May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Tempur Sealy International, Inc. (NYSE: TPX, Tempur Sealy or the Company ) today provided an update on its targeted second quarter sales performance. Quarter-to-date orders have accelerated since the Company s first quarter earnings call, and it now targets total second quarter net sales growth of approximately 60% as compared to the second quarter of 2019. The second quarter of 2019 was unaffected by COVID-19-related shutdowns at retail and provides a more meaningful comparison than the second quarter of 2020. The improved outlook has been driven by growth in demand for Tempur-Pedic products in the U.S., which are higher margin than the Company s average. The Company expects to update full year sales and EPS guidance when it reports second quarter 2021 financial results.

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