Artificial intelligence (AI) could add $13 trillion to worldwide economic output by 2030, equivalent to about 1.2 per cent of additional GDP growth a year, according to a new report.
Nike has taken a bold step with its latest advertising campaign, recruiting controversial former NFL star who was one of the first to kneel during the US national anthem before matches to protest movement against racial injustice in the country.
Brewdog is rolling out a subscription video on demand service, featuring shows, game shows and documentaries, as the Scottish crafy bbeer firm looks to expand its reach in the US.
Beauty Bay, one of Europe’s biggest online beauty destinations has had a branding makeover – created by digital-first design agency MERó in partnership with the Beauty Bay in-house team.
ITV’s Love Island was the reality show success story of the summer. New research uncovers which brands benefited from the TV series, indicating that official sponsorship was not the only route to success.
Twitter shares have fallen 20% as its active monthly users fell from 336m to 335m over the last three months, but revenues actually exceeded forecasts.
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