Robbie Myers lead Elle for 17 years as the Editor in Chief. Now, the fashion icon has announced she will be stepping down to focus on her family and other projects. In her first on-camera interview since the announcement, Myers discusses the changing landscape of media, and how brands can keep up...

Droga5 CCO Ted Royer says we’ll see ads this year that are less “desperate and pandering for your attention,” and ads that are “wonderfully non-inclusive.”

"When you start to attack and disrupt models which account for very significant levels of employment, it raises all sorts of issues," WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell told Cheddar at Cannes Lions.

Knotel announced a $25 million Series A round. Co-founders Amor Sarva and Edward Shenderovich say it will let them expand.

Amazon is inking a deal with New York-based food delivery service "Olo." RBC Capital's Managing Director Mark Mahaney says this is a small bet by Amazon to work its way up the market share chain in food delivery. Mahaney says grocery is the only part of e-commerce that hasn't worked yet. While gr...

Snap is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. President Tom Farley explains how Alexander Graham Bell swayed Evan Spiegel to the exchange.

Aryeh Bourkoff of LionTree, which just banked a $55 million round for FuboTV, talked with us about the future of TV.

AOL co-founder Steve Case's venture capital firm, Revolution, seeks to invest in startups and entrepreneurs based outside Silicon Valley.

Pittman was an influential player in the network's founding. He discusses why he thinks the brand could be in for a big revival.

GQ's Jake Woolf on the basketball star's new Under Armour kicks.

Coca-Cola just signed its first ever "virtual" athlete and is implementing first-of-its kind content integration with the upcoming EA Sports FIFA 18. Alban Dechelotte, Global Lead on Gaming & E-Sports Initiatives at Coca-Cola, shares why FIFA was the right partnership for his company. The ad spot...

Cisco’s Jens Meggers showed us the Spark Board, an interactive whiteboard that aims upgrade the conference room.

Dean Stattmann showed us Men’s Health's best gadgets of CES 2017, which include Under Armour's connected running shoe.

New York Times reporter Leslie Picker says it's interesting that law firms have no security in place when they know files could be used against them.

In the autonomous driving space, Joe Hinrichs says Ford will be set apart by its focus on self-driving trucks and SUVs.

When will CNET rate security in smart home devices? Ry Crist says it's being discussed, but it's already a focus in reviews.

Jebbit is the world's first declared data platform, and the latest partner with Snapchat. The start-up collects consumer data through interactive mobile experiences. Co-Founder Jonathan Lacoste talks what's next, and why he thinks Snap is the perfect partnership.

A male birth control trial was stopped after adverse side effects were reported, but LiveScience’s Sara Miller says the shots were effective.

Walmart has "beat up on" the ecommerce giant over the past year with its online expansion, The Street's Brian Sozzi says, but with this move, Amazon has "turned the knife" into its competitor's back.

Digital Trends’ Jeremy Kaplan expects 5-10 million more app installs for Nintendo's Super Mario Run when it comes to Android.

To Stash Wealth, one problem H.E.N.R.Y.s (high earners, not rich yet) have is that they save too much, making lifestyles tight.

In a companywide email, Kalanick told employees he will be taking a leave of absence to grieve for his mother, who recently died from a boating accident. The move comes amid several controversies.