The company will continue to lean on services but cut revenue forecasts for the year after spending slowed more than expected

BNPL rewards programs are being cut and redone across the industry, but these rewards likely won’t stand up to credit card programs

Wayfair is trending in a positive direction: Despite a challenging time for home furnishing retailers, the company soared past analyst expectations and mapped out a plan for more gains ahead.

New Snapchat features targets subscription growth: Exclusive editing capabilities introduced for paying users, with expanded AI functions and retro selfie lenses to boot.

Shein adds in-store returns option as it focuses on maximizing shopper appeal: The retailer is leaning on partnerships with Forever 21 and Flexport, and courting sellers to expand its product selection.

Kroger pursues Disney+ partnership to jolt ecommerce sales: The move could help the grocer narrow the gap with Walmart and Amazon.

Gen Zers and millennials are embracing healthier habits: They want to invest in both their short- and long-term health. Here’s how health and wellness brands and marketers can seize the opportunity.

Pfizer developing direct-to-consumer platform: We unpack the move and explore why Pfizer won’t be the last pharma player to provide patients with easier access to its medications.

CVS’ Medicare Advantage business is taking some hits: Aetna’s senior members are getting a lot of care, which is driving up costs. Their insurance benefits are likely going to be scaled back as a result.

On today's podcast episode, we discuss why fewer folks are signing up to Spotify, whether breaking out an audiobook-only tier makes sense, and how much a speculative 'Music Pro' can move the needle. Tune in to the discussion with our analyst Ross Benes.

Anthropic debuts Team plan and mobile app: Its latest offerings could help it gain ground on rivals. But it could face similar scrutiny despite ethics focus.

After three months, UMG artists will return to TikTok: A new deal includes major AI protections and ticket sale features—and a win for the embattled social media app.

Can gaming move the needle for LinkedIn? The platform has launched three New York Times-like minigames that incentivize users to return daily and compete with others.

Apple looks to AI announcements to fuel recovery: Apple's Q2 earnings beat estimates despite falling iPhone sales. It authorized $110 billion for stock buybacks and promised a huge AI reveal ahead

Google laid off 200 from Core group and will fill gaps by expanding into India and Mexico. Local tech talent is now faced with new challenges.

Peloton struggles to find its footing: The company lays off 15% of its workforce and reduces its brick-and-mortar footprint as demand for connected fitness wanes.

The Philadelphia-based lender had planned to exit the mortgage business after struggling under the weight of higher interest rates

Open-ended questions still surround open banking in Canada: The government budget reveals the plan’s outlines, but financial institutions still want a timeline and clarity on technical standards.

51% of US teens and parents think teens spend the right amount of time on smartphones, while 64% think they spend the right amount of time on social media, according to October 2023 data from Pew Research Center.