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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Chargebee, the leading subscription billing and revenue management platform, today announced its partnership with Eagle Eye Solutions (Eagle Eye), a SaaS-based provider enabling one-to-one performance marketing, to help retail and hospitality operators drive customer engagement and recurring revenue through subscription services. With over 2,500 global customers and recently having secured $55m in series B funding, Chargebee is an emerging leader in SaaS subscription management and recurring billing solutions.
The subscription landscape is continuing to grow around the world, with the sector estimated to be worth £323 million in the UK alone, according to recent research by Barclaycard. This partnership represents a significant opportunity for any bricks and mortar location to develop their own subscription capabilities.
Health care workers receive first doses of Pfizer/BioNTech vaccination
Pharmacies at supermarkets and other grocery retailers nationwide stand ready to begin administering COVID-19 vaccines once they’re received, according to FMI-The Food Industry Association.
FMI made its announcement Friday evening after an independent Food and Drug Administration panel granted emergency use authorization to the first coronavirus vaccine candidate, from Pfizer and partner BioNTech. Use of the vaccination, which is 95% effective and requires an initial dose followed by a booster three weeks later, has been cleared for people ages 16 and older.
Shipment of the first batch of 2.9 million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine is under way, and hospitals in all 50 states have begun to receive it. The first COVID-19 immunization outside trial was administered today to an intensive care nurse in New York. Frontline health care workers also are slated to receive the vaccine on Monday in Michigan
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By Alec Mattinson2020-12-11T08:57:00+00:00
Supermarket prices have fallen back into deflation for the first time in over a year, just as the industry prepares for a potential price shock from the UK’s exit from the EU.
The Grocer Price index for November, collated by Edge by Ascential from almost 62,000 SKUs, recorded price deflation of 0.8% last month after prices rose by 0.2% in October.
November’s price drop is the first time supermarket prices have been in annual deflation since September last year and is the largest monthly deflationary level seen since December 2017.
The figures, which encompass the second lockdown period, represent a marked contrast to the effects of the first lockdown, when stockpiling and a sharp drop in promotions saw GPI inflation spike to 2% in April.
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