The actor waxed poetic about his canine companion in a new joint cover.

As the Olympics move toward a more sustainable image, Toyota's all-electric vehicle fleet and prominent on-air advertisements will enhance its brand affiliation.

On TikTok, teens — mostly boys — have come up with a new way to win literal cool points.

As hotels try to show off their luxury bona fides—and justify astronomical room rates—they’re replacing the sad, little chocolate on the pillow with everything from monogrammed golf balls to premium ski jackets.

Single people all over the city are turning to running clubs, team sports, and members-only gyms to find dates.

According to LinkedIn’s Workforce Confidence survey, 42% of women say they need close friends at work, compared to only 34% of men.

Since December, Nike has lost about 30% of employees who worked primarily on sustainability initiatives, raising concerns about the company’s ability to meet its climate goals.

CEO Ron Vachris informed hourly employees in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and Canada via an internal memo that they are receiving a $1 hourly increase — bringing the lowest wage for hourly workers to $19.50 per hour.

Food delivery fees have increased due to apps passing the cost of new minimum wage laws onto customers, while couriers tips have declined.

U.S. retail sales were unchanged in June, defying expectations of a slight drop.

Creators on TikTok are using a storytelling format of breaking long sagas into shorter videos — sometimes upwards of 50 clips — to keep viewers engaged.

Young consumers are taking more pride in eschewing the shopping sprees and hauls that have long characterized social media. But plenty of methods in the movement don’t involve cheaper products.