A look at weird, unexpected brand partnerships and how they can cut through the clutter and grab headlines.

In many English classrooms across America, assignments to read full-length novels are becoming less common, but the emphasis on shorter, digital texts does not sit well with everyone.

Singles in Spain are lining up at Mercadona stores, a popular chain of supermarkets, to score dates, using secret-coded food items to let other shoppers know they’re available.

Only a month after Thailand’s adorable baby hippo, Moo Deng, was unveiled on Facebook, her fame became unstoppable.

“Corporate girlies” and guys show how Gen Z and younger millennial workers are loudly embracing corporate life and the stability of a paycheck.

Salesforce announced $23 million in grants to US school districts and nonprofits to help increase STEM access, bring real-world work experiences into the classroom and introduce AI literacy.

The Menopause Society announced a new initiative called Making Menopause Work, providing employers with guidance including tips to navigating workplace discussions and suggestions for menopausal employees.

Though print coupons may be mostly a thing of the past in a now digitally focused world, the search for saving money has transitioned online, giving rise to a digital couponing community.

While all three fulfillment methods grew in August, recent promotions for subscription and membership programs focused on delivery. 

As inflation pushes menu prices steadily upward, more people are asking themselves if that weekly trip to Taco Bell, Wendy’s or KFC is still worth the cost.

During the Snap Partner Summit, the company announced a new For You feed of full-screen videos from publishers and creators.