Global payments giant Visa is partnering with the NFL to give consumers a chance to win a trip to Super Bowl XLVI.

A key challenge for retailers is finding ways to drive consumers in-store to make a purchase. Mobile is the solution, according to experts.

Financial institution U.S. Bank is expanding its line of mobile products with an optimized site that targets on-the-go business clients.

Film production company The Weinstein Co. has partnered with flash sales Web site Hautelook to promote the release of its film, “I Don’t Know How She Does It,” via a multichannel mobile effort.

Online art vendor OverstockArt.com is leveraging its Web resources with mobile offerings, including a mobile site and applications that let consumers buy art from their handsets.

Home improvement retailer Lowe’s is driving foot traffic to its locations via a new application that helps consumers build projects at home and shop for products via their mobile device.

Urbanspoon has inked a deal with online review resource Zagat Survey to include its user-generated content to the restaurant application.

Travelocity is expanding its mobile presence with a new service that lets travelers scoop up bargain trips while on the go.

With an increase in smartphone ownership and applications, mobile ordering is quickly carving a spot in the industry. But are consumers really on board with the trend?

Film production company Fox Searchlight Pictures is drawing promotion for its new “Martha Marcy May Marlene” film via mobile bar codes.