Brands like Dollar Shave Club, Almond Breeze, and Equinox are using AI-made satire to mock “AI slop,” though some miss the joke.

The brand’s Super Bowl spot revives a rivalry while also leaning into cultural relevance.

Going to places where people know your name is in; exclusive reservations are out.

A-listers across the globe are ditching Bluetooth and untangling their wired headphones.

Young men are often portrayed as isolated and adrift, but despite social disconnection, many Gen Z men still want to have kids.

Sauce is so essential that people now carry it with them everywhere.

Sekra aims to disrupt the multifamily housing market by building and managing upscale rentals infused with technology and hospitality.

Some 12% of employed adults say they use AI daily in their job, according to a Gallup Workforce survey.

LinkedIn is betting employers value proven AI skills over resumes, launching a new verification system to match.

Brands like Kate Spade and Alice + Olivia are using AI to design clothes and accessories, with mixed implications for shoppers.

TikTok Shop will end independent shipping for U.S. merchants, forcing sellers to use its in-house logistics.

Analysts attribute the record growth to more consumers turning to secondhand shopping amid economic uncertainty and higher living costs.

The Conference Board’s long-running consumer confidence index is now below even its level at the depths of the global pandemic.

After TikTok’s U.S. ownership shift sparked censorship and privacy worries, rival UpScrolled surged by touting neutrality and transparency.

New research finds clerical and administrative workers may struggle most to adapt as AI reshapes jobs.

Microdrama apps are booming in the U.S., raking in billions with addictive short shows and opening low-cost doors for creators.