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‘Salem’ Season 3 Spoilers: New Trailer Teases Marilyn Manson’s Super Creepy Role, Reveals Premiere Date

Audiences can check out Marilyn Manson’s chilling “Salem” role in a new Season 3 trailer.

Alphabet Posts Strong Revenue On Video Market, Stock Surges

The Google parent said revenue grew by 21.3 percent to $21.5 billion, while earnings jumped to $4.88 billion from $3.93 billion for the comparable period a year ago.

Amazon Tops Wall Street Targets, Lifted By Cloud Revenue

The cloud unit, Amazon Web Services, is the company’s fastest-growing business and is regarded by analysts as the next driver of growth for the company.

Amazon Prime Day 2016 Preview: How To Score The Best Deals And Discounts On TVs, Video Game Consoles And More

Here's what you need to know to score on Prime Day 2016.

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Supreme Court Rejects Google Appeal In Class Action Dispute

The court’s decision not to hear the case leaves in place a lower court ruling that the litigation could move forward as a class action representing advertisers who used the service between 2004 and 2008.

Walmart (WMT) To Test Delivery With Uber, Lyft

An official announcement about the new partnership will be made at the retail giant’s annual shareholders’ meeting Friday in Bentonville, Arkansas.

Outlook Spam Filters Broken As Microsoft Works On Fix To Unwanted Email

Microsoft has confirmed that its email servers are having difficulty preventing spam emails hitting users Outlook and Hotmail inboxes.

Alibaba Fuels Massive Rise In Mobile Ad Blocking In Asia; Could The US Be Next?

More than 419 million people have installed mobile ad-blocking software — the majority live in China, India, Indonesia or Pakistan. Could the U.S. be next?

Apple (AAPL) Stores In India: Government Considering Waiving Local Sourcing Rules

The country’s finance ministry said the company must comply with domestic sourcing rules if it wants to open its own retail stores in India.

Banned In Pakistan: Condom Ads That Incite Curiosity In ‘Innocent Children’

The ban in the world’s sixth-most populous country was imposed to prevent “innocent children” from asking questions about the products being advertised.

Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA) To Cut Another 2,200 Jobs

The Anglo-Dutch oil and gas company has already announced over 10,000 job redundancies since the beginning of 2015.

Sports Authority Going-Out-Of-Business Sales: Find The Best Deals That Will Last Throughout Summer

The retailer, which employed more than 14,000 people as of March, plans to hold going-out-of-business sales all summer.

Twitter Inc. (TWTR) Expands Ads Within Tweets To Third-Party Apps Using MoPub

Non-Twitter users could now see more ads from the microblogging site as of an update with its ad network MoPub.

Digital Publishers Promise New Ways To Make Ads Go Viral In The Post-Website Era

People are consuming more content without leaving Facebook, but digital media companies say they have new ways to reach them.

Hate Trump? Want To Move To Canada? Maple Match Is The Dating Website For You

A new website aiming to connect Americans and Canadians has developed as Donald Trump has marched toward the GOP nomination.

Native Ads Are Taking Over TV, And Producers Aren’t Exactly Happy About It

As advertisers look for fast-forward-proof commercials, TV producers — such as those at Fox’s “Empire” — are increasingly becoming ad creatives themselves.

Ad Blocking vs Ad Industry Inspires Tension On Display At TechCrunch Disrupt Conference

Interactive Advertising Bureau chief Randall Rothenberg argued that ad blocking is all about moving money from one pocket to another.

Facebook (FB) Wins Trademark Suit In China

A Chinese beverage company had registered “face book” as its trademark in 2014, a move that a Beijing court ruled “violated moral principles.”

YouTube Says It Reaches More Viewers 18-49 Than TV, But That’s Not The Whole Story

CEO Susan Wojcicki isn’t wrong about the service’s popularity among the demographic. It’s just a weird comparison to make.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc. (RDSA) Q1 2016 Profit Plunges On Low Oil Prices

In the quarter ending March 31, the Anglo-Dutch oil giant reported adjusted earnings of $1.55 billion — a 58 percent drop over the same period last year.