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The wireless provider's system has tracked its mobile customers’ every Web visit since 2012.

The social network giant saw net income grow 34 percent to $701 million year-to-year.

Unblocked from Dish Network and aided by SOTU, Fox News posted its highest weekly prime-time ratings since mid-November.

Stores scrambled to keep pantry basics in stock as people lined up for bread, water, canned food and other staples.

The Verge, a tech news site, is hoping to grow its audience by airing an ad during this year's Super Bowl.

Money is great, but brand strategists say companies can’t buy their way out of a bad reputation.

An ad on Snapchat costs more than a 30-second commercial on NBC's "Sunday Night Football."

Retail sales dropped last month, surprising economists after consumer spending was expected to jump as gas prices tumbled across America.

Generation Z is pragmatic, socially conscious and swayed by the experience a product provides, experts say.

Alcoa boosted investor optimism by posting its best annual results since 2008.

The Proctor & Gamble brand took a chance with social-media edginess, something that doesn't always pay off.

The move by the Indonesian government comes a day after several aviation officials were suspended over safety violations.

Facebook was denied a bid to dismiss a 2013 class action lawsuit for scanning users' private messages.

Retail analysts say the last Saturday before Christmas could trump "Black Friday" as the biggest retail-generating day of 2014.

Rantic.com, a company that sells social followers, thinks it knows a fake account when it sees one.

The recent drop in gasoline prices, coupled with Thanksgiving weekend sales, helped U.S. consumers pick up retail spending last month.

A new study from Nielsen shows that millennial males watch considerably less traditional TV than their older counterparts.

Christie’s CEO Steven Murphy announced Tuesday he will step down as CEO of the auction house, less than three weeks after rival Sotheby’s announced a search for a new top executive.

An early survey found Thanksgiving weekend sales fell 11 percent from last year, but experts say they're upbeat about holiday spending overall.

"Shoppers ... have made it clear they no longer only value deep discounts on Thanksgiving and Black Friday," analyst says.

Bargain-hunters scuffled over coveted discount items in a holiday "tradition."