In a world where content is increasingly AI generated, more brands explore if leaning into authentic humor will grab the attention of consumers.

Aspiring app developers today are describing apps into existence using plain English. OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy described it as the type of coding “where you fully give in to the vibes.”

Impending tariffs are leading to a surge of shopping - only increasing American’s existing stockpile of knick knacks, clothes and household items.

The roving dance party that ends as most nightclubs are opening caters to women who have things to do in the morning and need dancing more than ever.

Klarna seems to have renewed appreciation for the human touch, and Duolingo is finding itself under attack on social media for its decision.

A new generation of leaders is bringing transparency and boundaries to the workplace.

CEOs are tightening benefits, raising demands and citing AI and economic pressures as they assert efficiency and control over employee sentiment.

Consumer brands are reporting slowdowns in North American sales from Hispanic shoppers. Experts say a contributing factor is fear around immigration policy.

The global luxury market contracted for the first time in 15 years in 2024, with “aspirational” consumers tightening their belts amid economic angst.

“You can put tariffs in the world, but people are still going to buy…We are a consumer society. Returns aren’t going away anytime soon.”

TikTok’s new AI-powered tool lets users turn photos into video with a prompt to describe what you want the video to look like.

Media companies are leaning into video podcasts at Upfronts to lure advertisers amid rising demand for visual content on YouTube and streaming platforms.