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'Today, Casper has moved from being a mattress company to building its own sleep environment,' the company's chief creative officer said.

A unique policy is bearing fruit for Grovo, a New York-based learning and development firm.

Top staffers dressed as characters from the classic film, including Mayer as Dorothy, complete with blue-ribboned braids and a cheeky grin.

The partnership, code-named project 'T-Rex,' called for Theranos blood test facilities to be built in 800 Safeway stores nationwide.

The show would join other crowdsourced reboots including Veronica Mars, Reading Rainbow and Super Troopers.

Snapchat is closing in on Facebook, which reports 8 billion views every day. But such towering metrics can be misleading in terms of actual reach and monetization.

Does spending 17 hours in the air sound like a blissful escape -- or a cramped eternity?

Including goggles that emit a soft blue glow and a humidifier that scents your bedroom using ultrasonic vibrations.

Nascent platforms like Periscope, Meerkat and YouNow will be widely embraced by marketers in the next six to 12 months, experts say.

In the face of a vacation-weary workforce, he's hoping to lead by example.

Mission statements and five-year plans are something of a foreign language for the Vanderbloemen Search Group, which baked culture into its identity from the very beginning.

Many users complained that the decision amounted to a Facebook ripoff and did away with a useful sense of subtlety.

'We have also offered and encouraged him to seek professional help,' the fast-food chain said.

The collection of two new bulbs represents the electric giant's latest push into connected homes.

On Kanvas, users can paint on their streams, choose from six different filters, overlay animated GIF stickers and employ themes -- all in real-time.

For some, magic is just a practical means of getting things done.

Untreated meat has also been dubbed 'probably carcinogenic to humans' by the International Agency for Research on Cancer.

His name is Hawkeye.

The $9 billion blood-test startup is facing allegations that it's struggling with its ostensibly groundbreaking tech. But is it taking the right approach to responding to the crisis?

Called YouTube Red, the service also lets users play videos in the background while they're using other apps, and save videos offline for future viewing.

Coming in at number one is Inga Beale, the openly bisexual chief of Lloyd's of London and the first female leader in the insurance market's 327-year history.

Local legislators have called for an investigation by the New York State Department of Labor and the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission.

Both are problematic in that they encourage a sedentary workday.

The camera company is making a huge investment in its content creator community.

Here's how Dunkin' Donuts quelled a strange quandary from a parody site called Clickhole.

Here's what not to do when you're a 25-year-old billionaire.

In tapping into a conversation about LGBT rights that was already humming across YouTube, Raymond Braun struck philanthropic -- and marketing -- gold.

The internal system, called Amazon Connections, grew out of the company's notoriously grueling warehouses.

Amid service disruptions, Google says it's on the case.

Twitter will give creators a 70 percent cut of ad revenues, as opposed to the 55 percent offered by YouTube and Facebook.