Media Mentions

John Oliver on Last Week Tonight (HBO) explains a very common fallacy of “Causation versus Correlation” very nicely with ScrapeHero’s Domino’s pizza location map in his July 19 2020 segment on Conspiracy theories surrounding COVID-19.

This Pride Month, LGBTQ people deserve gay rights, not a temporary logo

Capitalism, even when painted in rainbows, never equates to equality — especially for LGBTQ people.

Quiznos adds lobster subs to menu

Sandwich chain brings back fan-favorite lobster classic, adds new Old Bay lobster club

Dunkin’ Coffee? Cheap. Dunkin’ Deal? Priciest Ever.

Dunkin’ Coffee? Cheap. Dunkin’ Deal? Priciest Ever. The chain’s $11.3 billion buyout by private equity-backed Inspire Brands is the industry’s most expensive takeover. Here’s why.

Brands Are Simply Guests On Amazon's Platform, And That's OK

According to recent data from Scrapehero, Amazon’s private label offerings now encompasses about 6,825 products across 100 distinct private ...

Revealed: How Amazon uses third-party seller data to build a private label juggernaut

Amazon’s hybrid model of being a retailer and a marketplace may have served its customers well. But the dual role has rattled third-party sellers on its platform and drawn antitrust ...

MGM refreshes sports betting app for New Jersey, inks Buffalo Wild Wings deal

Rushing to capitalize on New Jersey’s newly relaxed laws around sports betting, MGM Resorts International is rebranding its mobile gambling app and has signed a deal to promote it inside ...

Target integrates Shipt’s same-day delivery service into its mobile app

Same-day delivery is coming to Target’s app. The retailer announced this morning that its same-day shopping service Shipt, which Target acquired two years ago for $550 million, will n...

AmazonBasics: Peeling Back Amazon’s Private Labels

ScrapeHero, a data company that collects publicly available listings, claims that AmazonBasics included around 20 different categories as of September ...

1 Key Metric Shows Walmart Is Catching up With Amazon

Amazon offered around 560 million unique products at the start of this year, according to ScrapeHero.