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Quantum Metric data indicates that e-commerce sales for retailers that also have brick and mortar locations saw an average revenue weekly growth rate increase of 52% and an 8.8% increase in conversion rates between January…

Quantum Metric’s data shows recent clothing shopping revenue is already up 43% at U.S.-based online retailers.

According to Quantum Metric’s initial data, over the January – February sales period, the online divisions of retailers have already seen a 52 percent weekly average revenue growth in that time frame.

The coronavirus outbreak may have disrupted the global supply chain but not all industries are suffering.

Analysis from Quantum Metric’s platform shows that consumers are turning to e-commerce as a result of the coronavirus.

Quantum Metric data found that the COVID-19 outbreak has driven consumers in the United States to do their shopping on digital platforms.

PYMNTS includes Quantum Metric research in forecasting economic recovery.

Quantum Metric’s Tamara Gaffney comments on Amazon’s announcement to license its cashier-less Just Walk Out technology to other retailers.

Quantum Metric data is used to compare potential coronavirus short term retailer effects to long term effects.

Preliminary Quantum Metric data showcases an increase in online sales for ecommerce.