Posts Featuring Anita Bruinsma (Page 1 of 2)

What the latest U.S. retail trends say about the economic reopening

There are signs the U.S. consumer is becoming more optimistic, even as COVID-19 concerns linger. Anthony Okolie speaks with Anita Bruinsma, Consumer Discretionary Analyst, TD Asset Management, about what the latest trends tell us about the economic reopening.

April 15, 2021

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Will retail winners shift from stay-at-home to leave-the-home in 2021?

As the vaccine rollout evolves around the world, the trajectory of the pandemic will undoubtedly continue to shape the retail industry landscape. Anthony Okolie speaks with Anita Bruinsma, Consumer Discretionary Analyst, TD Asset Management, about the retail trends emerging in 2021.

January 26, 2021

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Bulls and Bears Battle: Lululemon

Lululemon has been outperforming the broad market this year amid strong online sales. But with a high valuation, can its share price continue to rise? Anthony Okolie talks with Anita Bruinsma, Consumer Discretionary Analyst, TD Asset Management about the bull and bear case for Lululemon.

November 30, 2020

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As online sales surge, can traditional retailers keep afloat?

Traditional brick-and-mortar retailers have been experiencing one of their worst years on record because of the pandemic. Kim Parlee speaks with Anita Bruinsma, Consumer Discretionary Analyst, TD Asset Management about the key holiday shopping season and why some retailers are thriving.

October 30, 2020

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Who will survive the retail upheaval? Companies to watch

The pandemic has boosted the online shopping trend while store closures have risen among bricks-and-mortar retailers, pushing companies into bankruptcy. Anita Bruinsma, Consumer Discretionary Analyst, TD Asset Management, talks about the implications for retailers coming out of the crisis.

October 6, 2020

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