Burger King has recently begun to roll out its ‘Traffic Jam Whopper’ campaign in Mexico City.

This delivery platform will bring BK food to consumers in the most heavily gridlocked areas within a 1.8 mile radius of a Burger King restaurant.

The skills might allow patients to book appointments, check on prescription deliveries, identify wait times at emergency rooms, and access some limited healthcare information. 

Walmart has announced its undercutting Amazon's newest Prime-member perk and launching free, next-day shipping on hundreds of thousands of products.

The streaming music and podcast service announced the launch of voice-enabled advertisements, which will encourage the listener to say a verbal command to take action on the ad’s content.

The program will allow non-travelers each Saturday to access shops and restaurants beyond the security checkpoint year-round. 

The world's biggest retailer is launching an online pet pharmacy and will expand its in-store veterinary clinics.

Walmart's online pet pharmacy site is WalmartPetRx.com, similar to PetSmart's Chewy.com, that will deliver pet meds straight to your door. 

Users are rewarded for making environmentally friendly decisions and earn points, such as recycling old clothes or walking to work instead of driving.  These points can then be redeemed to plant trees.  

To date, more than 100 million actual trees have been planted covering 580 square miles in desert regions of the country.

Soon you'll be able to shop with your smartphone just by pointing it at your TV. That's the concept behind Shoppable TV which was recently unveiled by Comcast's NBCUniversal. 

Timed to Mental Health Awareness Month in May, the "Real Meals" include the Blue Meal, Salty Meal, Yaaas Meal, and DGAF Meal.

Burger King is also making a donation to Mental Health America, but says that's "just a plus," as awareness was the key goal of the partnership.

The company will then use facial recognition software to make sure they know exactly who is delivering your packages.