Was Beyoncé's decision to release her new album with no hype a sign marketing is dead?

Instagram founder Kevin Systrom introduced members of the press to a new messaging service last week called Instagram Direct.

This holiday season, Amazon.com is proving to be a more reliable online source for shoppers looking for hot toys, according to a survey from Bloomberg Industries.

A new study from Boston College’s Carroll School of Management finds that consumers using touchscreen devices to shopping may have looser purse strings than those using lap or desktop computers.

The act of showrooming is seeing a growth that cuts across a variety of demographic segments, according to the Holidays Retail Trends study by CFI Group. This is due in part to mobile technology, and practiced by a majority of consumers whether they intend to or not.

From the "Good Life" to "Dumb Ways to Die," marketers share their favorite campaigns of 2013.

Lists featured this week include the Myakka furniture catalog and Equity Financial Digest.

The Great Ritz Holiday Parade marks a new way for the butter cracker brand to market during the holiday season.

New research from the Stanford Graduate School of Business sheds light on how markers can work to control the purchased responses to consumer reviews.

These six tips offer effective ways to use Twitter as a lead generation tool.