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NIQ Research Reveals New Rules of Commerce: AI Is Beginning to Decide What Consumers Buy

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NIQ’s latest global report—The Commerce Revolution: Where East Meets West—examines how commerce intelligence is helping brands, retailers, and platforms navigate a rapidly converging global landscape AI is rapidly becoming the buyer, not just the tool—reshaping how products are discovered, chosen, and purchased The next wave of retail growth isn’t coming from traditional e‑commerce, but... The post NIQ Research Reveals New Rules of Commerce: AI Is Beginning to Decide What Consumers Buy appeared first on Montreal Gazette.
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