New research revealed that Millennials in the UK have become the fastest growing demographic for social commerce purchases. This is in sharp contrast to popular belief.

The proverbial midlife crisis is typically reserved for those nearing their fifties and sixties, but younger generations are now succumbing to the anxieties and pressures that come with midlife struggles. In a new study by Arta Finance, 38% of Gen Z and 36% of Millennials reported feeling that they are in crisis.

Following a heated election, many of the loudest voices have pressured brands to make their stances about hot button issues clear. But the results of a new Gallup Poll reveal that majority of Americans don’t want to know the political preferences of the companies they interact with.

Office culture serves up a dichotomy of being both surrounded by coworkers and siloed in tasks. Today more than ever, employees are finding themselves working without community. Remote work, while it has improved quality of life in many ways, has also separated colleagues.

The Federal Trade Commission is making it easier for consumers to cancel subscriptions. In a final “click-to-cancel” rule, the Commission announced it will prohibit sellers from misrepresenting facts while using negative option marketing and will require sellers to provide important information before obtaining billing details or charging customers.

Research from Omnisend, a marketing automation platform, revealed that almost half of all adults now have a side hustle. Of those entrepreneurial efforts, selling products via ecommerce is the top choice for those within the UK (72%), Australia (59.3%), Canada (53.4%) and the US (51.9%).