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Research: Where Can I See What Data Was Used In An Article?
There’s an Appendix at the bottom of each retail-focussed article. Within this, the specific dates, retailers, regions, categories, and keywords that were analyzed are outlined. Any other relevant information, such as an explanation of abbreviations or terminology, is also listed.
If another EDITED report or an external reference is mentioned in the report, it will be listed at the bottom of the page under References, with a link to the original source.
If no data was used, for example, the content is purely runway, then this section will not be visible.