'Super Bowl every day' — creative agencies feel the pressure to hold on to ad-weary TV viewers
In an era of DVRs and on-demand viewing, ad tolerance is low for audiences used to skipping through a commercial break.
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Verizon Media Group laying off 800 people
The division formed in November as the result of a merger between Yahoo and AOL under the Verizon brand.
YouTube's $40 monthly live-streaming service expands nationwide
Cable companies are feeling the effects of new, competing services — the industry lost more than a million subscribers in the third quarter of last year.
U.S. business leaders 'concerned' about rise of populism and nationalism worldwide
"I think there are other ways to get negotiations. Shows America doesn’t have its act together," said one prominent CEO about the government shutdown.
Saudis ready to spend 'billions of dollars' on U.S. natural gas assets
Investing in the U.S. gas and petrochemical sector has become "very lucrative" due to the large availability of ethane resources, said Saudi Aramco.
Trump's policies are slowing the nation's growth, say economists — and consumers
Businesses have considerably less to look forward to in the next two years of the Trump presidency than in its first two years, economists agree.
Trump sitting out Davos summit where technological change, inequality loom large
Analysis: President Donald Trump is sitting out this marquee event, seemingly another example of his "America First" administration disengaging from the world.