A recent Bentley-Gallup survey says 41% of Americans think businesses should take a public stance on current events. That’s down from 48% just a year ago. What happened?

About two thirds of the 64 million Latinos in the U.S. speak “Spanglish” a mix of English and Spanish, according to a new report out today by the Pew Research Center. Advertisers are paying close attention.

Retail apps like Instacart are valued more and more for their consumer data — and advertising possibilities.

The genre is celebrated across the world and has permeated many facets of American society, creating wealth in the process.

Cutting off advertising conversations in your text messages “is a little bit of a game of whack-a-mole,” Vox reporter Emily Stewart says.

Less spending by crypto and quick-delivery companies has been partially offset by more spending by pharmaceutical firms, carmakers and food and beverage companies.

Many platforms saw declines in ad revenue over the past year and had to cut costs and staff. Now there’s optimism about a rebound.

Other brands are watching how the company deals with becoming part of the debate on transgender rights, says E.J. Schultz of Ad Age.

Maj. Gen. Alex Fink says the Army is dealing with a tight civilian labor market as well as a problem of “knowledge and relatability.”

Some small firms can’t afford not to advertise.