New York City hasn’t exactly embraced Airbnb with open arms. The city’s hotels have accused the company of violating several New York state laws and running a series of illegal hotels. In addition, ...

With the presidential campaign in the rear-view mirror and the airwaves now free of political ads, Airbnb is taking advantage of the void to press its own campaign to get Massachusetts to regulate and ...

Airbnb's moving Super Bowl ad is winning the company a wave of good press for its willingness to take a stand for diversity. The home-rental company has tried to milk the story further by pushing a ...

Airbnb wants to remind everyone that it takes discrimination very seriously. The home rental service is launching a flashy new ad campaign to show off its anti-prejudice efforts after a series of ...

It looks like accessibility isn’t the only thing that Airbnb wants to upgrade on its platform. On the same day that Airbnb announced that it acquired Accomable, an “Airbnb for disabled travellers”, it ...

At the end of July, the Hotel Association of New York City launched an ad campaign against Airbnb, claiming its long-time foe enables terrorists to easily find housing in the county’s major cities.

Airbnb officials fell in love with the perceived artistry of their TV commercials, which don't have a targeted message. That could produce aftershocks later this year if rivals take advantage.

New York's hotel industry has ramped up its war with Airbnb, barraging the home-rental firm with more than $1 million in mailers and TV ads. The industry-backed ShareBetter Education Fund has ...

Vrbo can pick its spots to compete with Airbnb. But it's not a zero-sum game and parent company Expedia has no expectation of "beating" Airbnb. Vrbo took some not-so-veiled shots at the quality of ...

Airbnb is taking to the airwaves. The tech firm launched a new ad Monday featuring a "home sharing" Bronx couple—a message that seems aimed at building support for Airbnb among black voters and ...

What: A new Airbnb ad that’s trolling President Trump, just in time for his State of the Union address. Who: Airbnb Why we care: In a move that can only be described as some damn impressive brand ...