Across 17 years and four spin-offs, “The Bachelor” has created more than stories of love and fame — it’s spawned a new class of high-performing influencers.

Snap Inc.’s management exodus claims another, as Wall Street winces.

As part of the deal, WearAway founder Lee Greene has joined Grin as vice president of partnerships with a focus on fashion, beauty and retail.

David Bellemere won’t attend the March 28 court hearing with the man whom he claims impersonated him online.

The authors share tactics on how Messenger can boost conversions.

Either way, it’s a glimpse into how the Facebook affiliate is looking to change.

The fast-fashion retailer apologized and removed a photo of a white model wearing a “Black Panther” sweater.

The tech giant reels over accusations that it exposed more data than users realized…then gets sued over the previous privacy scandal.

Facebook says it fixed the glitch. Too bad it can’t get the images back — though it’s trying.

By championing inclusivity, Jackie Aina is breaking down barriers—and attracting a significant following to boot.

At Tatcha, Vicky Tsai is committed to having personal connections with customers and working with Rooms to Read, a nonprofit focused on girls’ education and literacy.

Facebook hits the holidays with a new feature that lets users share their saved Collections of ads, videos and products.

The social media platform is launching a dedicated iPad version inspired by “Harry Potter” newspaper The Daily Prophet.

More than 200 women attended the event to talk career-building, life advice and networking success, powered by Twitter.

How the founder of year-old Choosy is building a business with a design process that starts at the intersection of AI and social media.