The popularity of Hampton Inn's waffle-themed merch highlights guests' fondness for the chain's signature breakfast, fostering guest satisfaction and loyalty.

Social media fans of Bag Balm, a moisturizer originally made for cows’ udders, say it’s just the thing for “slugging.”

Beauty is in the midst of “merch” madness, with brands rushing to debut branded sweatshirts, stickers and more in hopes of securing viral hits like Rhode’s lipgloss phone case.

Chief executives are vulnerable to the same forces worrying some employees.

More Americans are profoundly lonely, and the way they work—more digitally linked but less personally connected—is deepening that sense of isolation.

For more than two years, a group of health experts, economists and lawyers in the U.S. government has worked to address a growing public health crisis.

Walgreens is reducing prices for more than 1,300 items, it said Wednesday.

A growing number of retailers are experiencing e-commerce success per recent earnings calls.

From pretzels to pet food, store-brand goods are gaining on big-name brands.

Marketing and social experts offer tips for brands after the Chanel controversy involving ‘Real Housewife’ Bethenny Franke goes viral.

The artificial-intelligence company is paying dozens of news organizations for access to their fresh content, sparking a debate in publishing.

TikTok users are blocking influencers and celebrities who don’t share their stance on the Israel-Hamas war through the #Blockout2024 movement.

The test feature adds a social networking aspect to Tumblr that takes the company beyond its core concept of blogging and publishing, allowing it to compete with platforms like X and Reddit.