Meta Muse is a personal AI agent that books travel, sends email and buys things for the user. Meta launched it on 8 September in the United States.
Google Ads is rolling out AI Dashboards, a reporting tool that builds a chart from a sentence typed in plain English. Advertisers spotted it live on 8 September 2026.
Google stopped showing flight and hotel prices in EU search results on 8 September, under the Digital Markets Act.
Spotify announced on 8 September that it will run its first standalone R&B festival, RNB X Live, in Dallas on 1 November.
Channel 4 confirmed on 9 September that it will cut 340 roles, about 28% of its staff, by the end of 2026.
Dunkin’ has reunited Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell-Horner for an autumn campaign about a fictional sixth Spice Girl.
The UK Advertising Standards Authority banned three travel ads on 9 September because they called hotels eco without saying what that meant.
Bain & Company forecasts that US retail sales in November and December will grow 4.5% and pass $1 trillion for the first time.
Boston Beer has hired Samsung’s US marketing chief Allison Stransky as CMO. She starts on 12 October.
AlsoAsked studied 19.2 million English-language searches. In the first week of September, 97% of the answers in the People Also Ask box were written by AI.
Microsoft Advertising will remove the Max CPC setting from new campaigns that use automated bidding, starting on 1 October 2026.
Campbell’s is moving about 85% of its working media budget into social, influencer and e-commerce after a year of falling sales.
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