The younger generation is more interested in experiences over tech luxuries, and CEO Corie Barry says that's coming at the expense of the company's profits.
It’s Taylor Swift’s world, and we’re all just living in it. In an economy racked with corporate greed-induced hyperinflation and a population evermore saddled with student loan debt, younger generations are apparently more interested in shelling out for experiences over at-home tech luxuries—and Best Buy’s CEO says the business is taking a hit.
leg in August. Just a few short weeks later, Swift announced that we’d all get a chance to relive/experience the production in movie theaters as the concert film would be screening in cinemas all across the world. Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour opened last Friday—bumping The Exorcist: Believer from the spooky Friday the 13th spot—and the numbers are in.
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