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Christopher Wood's coverage mainly focuses on local news, finance, economy and politics within the United States, specifically in Colorado and Boulder Valley. His articles often cite data and provide investment analysis.
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By: Christopher Wood
AI is changing more than how consumers discover brands. It is forcing retailers and marketers to reconsider the role of their websites, how they connect advertising to business outcomes, and whether the digital experiences they own can compete with the leading AI chatbots.
By: Christopher Wood, Gadjo Sevilla, Peter Clark
Next week, Advertising Week New York will be buzzing with brand leaders, agency executives, tech experts, and creators, all offering perspectives from the front lines on how the media playbook is changing and how making personal connections with customers is still possible amidst all the noise.
By: Christopher Wood
Three in 4 US consumers spend money on music in a typical month, and about 20% of those consumers spend across more than five music-related activities, according to Luminate data shared during an Advertising Week New York (AWNY) panel this month.
By: Christopher Wood, sjanifer
An employee works a few days in another state. A remote worker changes where they perform their job. A bonus is paid this year for services performed last year. For payroll, routine workforce activity like this can quickly become a state tax compliance issue.
By: Christopher Wood
AI search is quickly changing how consumers discover and evaluate brands, but marketers are still figuring out how to measure, and improve, their visibility. Most marketers are still experimenting, often building on existing SEO strategies.
Investors would like to forget all about it. But geopolitics remains an issue for markets.
By: Christopher Wood, sjanifer
The final payroll of 2026 may be weeks away, but many of the mistakes that can complicate year-end have already happened.
Picture two buyers who will write the exact same mortgage check every month for the next 30 years. One buys a home for $600,000 at a 6.25% rate. The other buys the same home for about $555,000 at 7%. Same house. Same payment. Very different headline.
Loveland's City Council members, who have been flooded with comments from concerned constituents that mounted with the revelation of the city's talks with a data-center developer, will hold the first of two planned study sessions Tuesday to assess the potential center's impacts and develop regulations to govern them.
Wi-Fi is a common service at many stores, and customers increasingly expect it for free, according to Greg Schwarzendruber, director of strategy and innovation, consumer personalization and experience, at AT&T Business.
