The biggest direct-to-consumer spender, SmileDirectClub, explains why it keeps pouring money into its own ad agency

Patrick Coffee | CCO Bruce Henderson spent more than 20 years at agencies like Ogilvy, but says they're better for multinational conglomerates than DTC brands.

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How advertisers can overcome the obstacles to ads on smart speakers and capitalize on their rise

Alyssa Meyers | Smart speakers make popular gifts. With the holidays approaching, an OMD study has tips on how marketers can reach that audience.

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Influencers Alisha Marie and Remi Cruz break down how they turned YouTube fame into a hit podcast with 'Pretty Basic'

Alyssa Meyers | Making the move to audio wasn't always easy for the social-media stars, but Alisha and Remi Cruz said influencer podcasts should be mostly unfiltered.

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Top finance recruiters say 2020 will be rough, and have advice for job seekers: Go middle market, keep a sense of humor, and delete your Hotmail account

Bradley Saacks,Rebecca Ungarino | Recruiters and career coaches on Tuesday laid out how to grapple with the new reality of the job market in finance at the CFA Society of New York.

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Juul just laid off 650 workers after federal investigations rocked the company. Workers who were affected describe how it was handled and what they saw leading up to it.

Tanya Dua | Six laid-off Juul employees told Business Insider they thought the e-cigarette company got too big, too fast.

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Cannabis companies have slashed over 1,000 jobs in recent weeks as the industry contends with a 'toxic' landscape. We're keeping track of all the cuts here.

Jeremy Berke | Amid investigations, lawsuits, and slumping valuations, cannabis companies are reeling. To stay afloat, they're cutting workers.

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A Venetian wedding, luxury watches, and $7,000 steak dinners: Damning new lawsuit claims FCA seduced union officials with fancy gifts so they'd get a cheaper contract and beat out General Motors

Graham Rapier | Analysts estimate GM could seek up to $15 billion in damages from the Italian-American rival, though GM has not said how much it's seeking.

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Inside WeWork's leaked all-staff meeting: The embattled company's path to profitability will focus on 6 pillars, and 4 men were named to executive roles

Meghan Morris | Marcelo Claure said WeWork would prioritize its top 12 markets, including New York and London, then look at joint ventures and, later, franchising.

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Read the memo explaining Cisco's new reorganization, as it combines key cloud and data center businesses and shuffles its leadership

Benjamin Pimentel | Cisco is making key organizational changes in a bid to become more competitive in the cloud, according to a memo.

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