While furniture stores at large have been hurting due to coronavirus, companies that sell office furniture have seen an increase in demand. How has this impacted their advertising? 

This week, The New York Times Company pursues audio by gaining Audm, Thoma Bravo acquires Instructure and FaceBank Group and fuboTV enter into a merger agreement.

Professional sports are suspended due to coronavirus, leaving a void of content for sports broadcasters. While we don't know how everything will unfold, we can look at past advertising numbers to get a sense of the impact.

People are holed up at home, but that does not mean they aren't shopping. How is coronavirus impacting eCommerce? Amazon is not the only business impacted.

In our latest update on coronavirus, we take a look at how companies that facilitate remote work are responding to a sudden increase in demand and how companies have swiftly adjusted their advertising.

This week, Costco bolsters its supply chains by acquiring Innovel Solutions. LexisNexis acquires Emailage Corp. and Macquarie wins a bidding war to acquire Cincinnati Bell.

While all business is affected by this pandemic, some industries are getting the short end of the stick more than others. We took a look at "at-risk" industry ad spending from last year. This gives us some insight into the money that is at stake in the upcoming months.

Hollywood and its streaming partners are some of the most influential brands to bolster their ad push in response to Coronavirus. MediaRadar shares how streaming companies are moving at lightning-speed to accommodate our new homebound lives.

Coronavirus is throwing a curveball at B2B event organizers, making events risky to carry out. Here is an update from last week on B2B events affected by the pandemic and the ad spending that will be impacted.