Some workers feel frustrated by their options, with one employee saying he is "mentally and physically exhausted" from working during the pandemic.

Some fellow tech workers are urging Facebook employees to step down from their jobs in protest, as more employees have been speaking out.

Facebook is facing the largest employee revolt in its 16-year history. Some have staged virtual protests over the decision, and some have resigned.

After months of being trapped in our a彩平台s, columnist Mike Shields wonders if new entertainment habits will stick.

Facebook is facing an unprecedented employee revolt — and now workers are starting to resign.

An ex-Facebook communications executive has published a letter to employees as the company is embroiled in controversy over its free speech policies.

Wendy's is facing backlash after a franchisee on Trump's restaurant-recovery roundtable donated more than $440,000 to the president's reelection.

CEO Richard Edelman previously said there would be no layoffs, but the agency recently lost key Samsung business.

WarnerMedia's new CEO is starting to shake up the executive ranks with the appointment of former Hulu exec, Richard Tom, as chief technology officer.

Many companies that have avoided controversy are announcing their support for protesters, but the risks for backlash are high.

Some executives gave open forums to black employees while others outlined multi-step plans to counter discrimination.

eMarketer shares key insights on how Instagram user growth and usage patterns will evolve in a彩平台.

Hulu's research, conducted from January through April, also offers a snapshot of how people are streaming video during the pandemic.

Many customers are furious about KFC's swap, as people take to social media to demand the return of wedges.

Sales of hot dogs, snacks, and frozen waffles have skyrocketed as people are stuck at a彩平台 across the US.

The unprecedented activism is to protest the company's decision not to remove one of Trump's posts that Twitter blocked for "glorifying violence."

The news aggregation giant is leaning more on artificial intelligence and away from human editors for MSN.com.

New features include hand washing stations for workers, plexiglass shields, and ending self-service condiment and beverage stations.

In an internal email on Friday, Google CEO Sundar Pichai professed both grief and optimism — but did not call for any hard government policy changes.

Krispy Kreme is giving away free doughnuts June 1-5.

With the coronavirus crushing live sports, AT&T has had to shift its marketing dollars to other areas.

"Every franchisee is a small business, and they had to close up, and they're sucking wind," said restaurant industry investor Roger Lipton.

Augmented reality is finally in the mainstream.

YouTube was founded 15 years ago as a failed video-dating website. Since then, its grown into a juggernaut for hosting and sharing billions of videos.

Elon Musk has relied on media coverage and passionate customers to drive sales, but one investor wants more marketing.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has finally weighed in on Trump's rhetoric, which Twitter previously warned broke its rules on "glorifying violence."

CancelCovid, an initiative led by an MIT economist, doctors, and marketers, is tapping influencers to raise awareness on a potential COVID-19 symptom

Epic Games, behind popular games like "Fortnite," was the highest-spending brand for YouTube sponsored videos, according to a new report.

The coronavirus has hit the sports industry hard, but the layoffs were not related to the coronavirus, according to sources close to the company.

Business Insider spoke with the head of marketing and strategy at Flighthouse about the company's strategy for making a song trend on TikTok.

A leaked email reveals that Glossier's store employees feared for their health and safety in the days leading up to the company shutting its stores.

Trump's executive order represents a direct challenge to social media companies like Twitter and Facebook, but legal experts say it faces steep hurdles.

Here's the full text of the executive order released signed by President Trump that seeks "transparency and accountability from online platforms."

Facebook has desperately fought to avoid allegations of anti-conservative bias for years, but it hasn't helped.

Trump's executive order namechecked a handful of tech companies, but tried to spare Google with a strange tweak of phrasing.

Does Twitter back down, making a mockery of its rules — or hold firm and face escalating attacks and political scrutiny?

Starbucks is the No. 1 trending brand on fashion resale site Poshmark, with the CEO saying people have been struck with Starbucks nostalgia during quarantine.

Lauren Riihimaki shared her journey on YouTube, which started during her first year of college, and how she's expanded her digital brand.

The music artist Eminem joined the text-marketing app Community this week, announcing to fans that they can text him at 313-666-7440.

This week's rundown includes how a personal-finance YouTuber went from filming videos in a Walmart parking lot to building a lucrative career online.

People now spend more time on their phones than TVs - and businesses are taking notice. See the latest mobile trends covering technologies, regulations, advertising and what brands need to know.

Conservatives have claimed for years that they are being deliberately censored by social media companies — and now Trump is promising to take action.

Facebook has historically denied that its algorithms are contributing to political polarisation and "filter bubbles."

Urban Decay founder Wende Zomnir says the recession sparked by the pandemic will rejuvenate cosmetics sales, citing the "Lipstick Index."

Instagram will reportedly share with creators 55% of the ad revenue they generate — the same amount YouTube offers with its ad revenue-sharing model.

Business Insider spoke to 4 influencers on social media who shared the exact media kits they use to land sponsorships, which include rates.

The grocery startup has rolled out a new self-serve advertising-buying tool for brands and agencies.