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Facebook is expected to unveil the "Atlas" platform at the Advertising Week conference, which will kick off on Sept. 29 in New York.

"For the customers, it’s all Christmas morning. For the staff, it's 'Oh God, when will it be over?'''

Use of ad blocking software has exploded among people of all ages, sexes and throughout the world.

"Utopia" aired three episodes in one week, but the ratings are plummeting. Should Fox wait for the show to find an audience?

Advertisers like YouTube's growing stable of homegrown stars.

Home Depot hasn't confirmed it's been hacked, but researchers think they've identified the suspects already.

Sequoia Capital, one of Silicon Valley's best-known venture capital firms, is one of the investors in the online mobile-recharge provider.

Stores and websites are offering special promo codes for online shoppers over Labor Day weekend.

Labor Day 2014 will see the highest number of Americans on the road since 2008.

Major food companies need to invest heavily in corporate social responsibility if they hope to continue to thrive.

The campaign was launched with an email urging recipients to view a secure message from JPMorgan, security researchers said.

The war for supremacy in the burgeoning online grocery delivery market is heating up, with big names battling -- but profits may be elusive.

Disney released the first "Into The Woods" trailer, but the teaser featured no musical numbers.

"Fifty Shades of Grey" stars Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson were on hand to premiere the film's first trailer on NBC's "Today" show Thursday.

Facebook is expected to grow revenue by more than 55 percent in the second quarter.

Here's what you need to know about Listeria, as fear spreads in the wake of a recall of fruit that may have been contaminated.

Beyoncé surprised fans Saturday night by posting a teaser for the "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie.

Amazon may not be able to offer free shipping in France, so it's doing the next best thing.

The EU Court of Justice ruled that Apple can trademark its distinctive retail store layouts in the European Union.

Businesses like Normal, the factory store opening in New York next month, are part of the new wave of "mass customization.”

The e-commerce titan raked in $44 billion in sales in 2013, outpacing rivals with a staggering 17 percent growth over 12 months.