ROI from email has increased from 66 percent in 2008 to 73 percent today, according to a new report from Adestra.

Zeta Interactive expects to bring in $300 million in revenue for 2016, up from $200 million last year, according to the company's CEO David Sternberg.

Republican Representative from Utah Jason Chaffetz, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, is not done investigating concerns over Hillary Clinton's use of a private email system when she was secretary of state.

Three men in the UK have been arrested in connection with a data breach at Three mobile, one of the largest mobile network providers in the UK.

Students at the University of Connecticut can now keep their email addresses for as long as they want, even after they graduate.

New York bride-to-be Amanda De Pascale received a rude email from a NYC dessert food truck after she failed to respond to the quote she had requested.

Hillary Clinton's campaign has sent out an email offering discounts on products.

IRS employees have been caught sending emails with private taxpayer data to their personal email accounts, according to a recent audit from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.

Adobe Systems has received a $1 million fine for a massive 2013 data breach, in which 153 million user credentials were leaked online. The money will be split by 15 different states that investigated Adobe in the data breach. The company must also adopt tokenisation for all adobe.com merchant ID payment card numbers processed using the site ID, as well as monitor for any ongoing security issues.

Sixty-three percent of small business owners report that their websites have come under attack by hackers or spammers, yet 79 percent don't have a plan for what to do if it happens again, according to a survey by Nationwide Insurance.