Instagram's influencer shop test could boost affiliate marketing on the platform: Influencers may soon be able to create built-in, long-term repositories of products accessible directly from their profiles.
Direct-to-consumer brands are hot but largely unprofitable. Traditional retail could help: Allbirds is aiming for a $2 billion IPO, but it may need to dip into alternative distribution models to turn a profit.
Effectively communicating with consumers has never been more challenging for marketers and advertisers. Kerri Sallusti, vice president of strategy at Data Axle, shares key insights from their recent study, and tips on how to more effectively engage target audiences.
Digital assets wend through the regulatory maze: At Money20/20 USA, two big bank veterans turned Metallicus execs discussed why integrating digital assets into the banking system is still perplexing.
The bank’s plans to overhaul its mobile app and AI assistant could help it gain customers and offer an improved user experience.
Goldman bristles at UK deposit cap so it can grow Marcus: The titan wants a review panel to raise the max deposit amount it can use to fund investment banking—which at current levels could be holding the service back.
Insider Intelligence analysts Adriana Nunez and Tyler Van Dyke recap a session at this year's "Money 20/20" event.
Issues of deceptive content, privacy, and safety continue to plague social media. Building user trust is critical for social platforms and their advertisers; it affects how users feel on social media sites and may also impact whether users want to engage with ads there.
Baby boomers are the only generation in the US that watches cable TV in significant numbers.
Pinterest’s social commerce push will be helped by MRC accreditation: The platform has launched significant social commerce features in recent months, and its accreditation comes as other platforms struggle to provide accurate measurement.
The company’s 4680 cylindrical prototype battery, which could increase EV range and bring down production costs, may be used in some Teslas as early as next year.
On today's episode, we discuss Facebook’s recent outages and how WhatsApp being down in particular affected consumers and businesses around the world. Tune in to the discussion as eMarketer principal analyst Bill Fisher hosts senior analysts Jasmine Enberg and Matteo Ceurvels.
A new OIG report details how Medicare Advantage members are far more likely to conduct a home healthcare visit with a provider they don't have a relationship with—good news for startups like Dispatch Health and Heal.
Amazon’s new Alexa-powered tool for hospitals and senior living centers keeps providers and patients more connected—a sign Amazon wants a bigger piece of the senior care market.
We explore why the timing is now right for disruptors to enter the long unchanged pharmacy benefit manager market.
Cigna leans on its MDLive acquisition to roll out virtual-first health plans—we unpack what led to this and how it’s part of a bigger trend of virtual-first health plans hitting the mainstream.
“Dune” debuts at $40.1 million domestically, a simultaneous release success: That's less than what many theater-only releases have brought in, but WarnerMedia seems happy to forgo immediate profit in favor of growing HBO Max.
Faze Clan's public offering will be a proving ground for public creator economy companies: The organization started in 2010—before influencers and creators were the norm—and its market performance could foreshadow similar moves from newer companies.