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Food & Drink
Has Nutella-Maker Ferrero Put an End to World Nutella Day?
On Saturday, the popular website Nutelladay.com and its social-media channels will go dark in response to Ferrero's cease-and-desist letter -
Social Media
Tumblr Deal Offers New York Startups Some Rare Affirmation
Yahoo's purchase of the hip media company is a feather in the cap of the Big Apple's tech community -
Facebook
Facebook Struggles to Satisfy Investors About Mobile Earnings
One year after the IPO, questions remain about the company's ability to target mobile users -
Media & Marketing
'Defiance': Syfy's Ultimate Transmedia Adventure
The network's aliens-on-earth series is a real-time marriage of a TV show and a video game -
Social Media
Twitter Talk Dominates TV Ad-Buying Blitz
As Facebook and Zynga struggle to craft revolutionary new ad formats, Twitter is quietly skimming from one of the oldest and deepest revenue streams in the business -
Food & Drink
The Risks of Cool: How Mountain Dew's Hip-Hop Ads Misfired
The PepsiCo soft drink brand is dealing with two scandals and blown ad campaigns triggered by edgy, hip-hop spokespeople -
Food & Drink
To Pitch Oreos to New Yorkers, Mondelēz Sends 500 A Capella Singers
Will this feel-good campaign win over busy New Yorkers? -
Sports
A Cryptographic Key to the Sacramento Kings Saga
A 2007 document from Seattle explains sports ownership in ways that might help the innocent interpret the the NBA announcement -
Media
What's at Stake in News Corp.'s Fight With Aereo
The media giant reports it almost doubled revenue from retransmission of the Fox network. Aereo's service threatens that money -
Branding
The Dutch Monarch Gets a Brand Makeover
For Willem-Alexander's inauguration as king of the Netherlands, design firm Koeweiden Postma developed a logo based on his monogram -
Retailing
At Walmart and Other Retailers, Price-Matching Has Its Perils
Matching competitors is often more trouble than it's worth -
Entertainment
'Arrested Development' Returns: Family Business, Bluth-Style
As the show nears its Netflix rebirth, patriarch George Bluth has nowhere to go but up -
Media & Marketing
Review: 'The Great Gatsby' Is Too Rich and Too Thin
Baz Luhrmann's carnival of a movie has a voice full of money and no depth to speak of -
Media & Marketing
Suitsupply Splurges on New Stores and an Ad Blitz
A men's fashion maker from the Netherlands is making a larger splash in America -
Food & Drink
When Opportunity Strikes: McDonald's Responds to Charles Ramsey, Cleveland Hero
According to crisis communication experts, good press can be just as delicate to handle as bad press
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Media & Marketing
Porn Rivals Make Nice After Antitrust Fight
A battle between online porn purveyors ends with a curious settlement -
Sports
A Cryptographic Key to the Sacramento Kings Saga
A 2007 document from Seattle explains sports ownership in ways that might help the innocent interpret the the NBA announcement -
Media & Marketing
How Disney Bought Lucasfilm—and Its Plans for 'Star Wars'
At 68, George Lucas was thinking about leaving his galaxy far, far behind. Meanwhile, Robert Iger wanted to secure Disney's future -
Branding
The Dutch Monarch Gets a Brand Makeover
For Willem-Alexander's inauguration as king of the Netherlands, design firm Koeweiden Postma developed a logo based on his monogram -
Media & Marketing
Polaris Tries to Rev Up Indian Motorcycle's Run at Harley
The off-road vehicle maker hopes the Indian brand's pedigree will help it gain ground on Harley-Davidson -
Media & Marketing
Durex Takes On Trojan in the U.S. Condom Market
The British condom is moving in on Trojan's U.S. turf -
Retailing
At Walmart and Other Retailers, Price-Matching Has Its Perils
Matching competitors is often more trouble than it's worth -
Manufacturing
At Chobani, the Turkish King of Greek Yogurt
The founder and CEO of Chobani, Hamdi Ulukaya, came to America to learn English. Now he’s a billionaire -
Media & Marketing
'Defiance': Syfy's Ultimate Transmedia Adventure
The network's aliens-on-earth series is a real-time marriage of a TV show and a video game -
Media & Marketing
At Abercrombie & Fitch, Sex No Longer Sells
Fewer young shoppers are drawn by the retailer's risqué marketing -
Sports
ESPN: Everywhere Sports Profit Network
How did the Bristol-based sports channel become the world's most powerful media brand? It never forgot the fans -
Media & Marketing
Sony Music CEO Doug Morris Is Streaming Big
The case for the future of the music business, featuring a 74-year-old who's BFFs with Bono and Adele—and right at home in the age of Spotify and Pandora -
Media & Marketing
The Rise of the Retailer-Restaurant
Tommy Bahama and other clothing chains are adding upscale dining places and bars to lure shoppers away from the Web -
Media & Marketing
Suitsupply Splurges on New Stores and an Ad Blitz
A men's fashion maker from the Netherlands is making a larger splash in America -
Autos
Continuum Redesigns Audi's Car Dealership Experience
Drivers love Audis; it's the dealers they loathe. Enter Continuum, a design firm whose goal is a better shopping experience, not prettier products
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Management
Why Disney Licensed Star Wars to Electronic Arts
For Disney, the Star Wars franchise is about film. Video games were licensed to a large game maker -
Branding
The Dutch Monarch Gets a Brand Makeover
For Willem-Alexander's inauguration as king of the Netherlands, design firm Koeweiden Postma developed a logo based on his monogram -
Media & Marketing
Pepsi's Million-Dollar Potato Chip
Winner of Lay's "Do Us A Flavor" contest was Karen Weber-Mendham with her Cheesy Garlic Bread chips -
Retailing
At Walmart and Other Retailers, Price-Matching Has Its Perils
Matching competitors is often more trouble than it's worth -
Sports
A Cryptographic Key to the Sacramento Kings Saga
A 2007 document from Seattle explains sports ownership in ways that might help the innocent interpret the the NBA announcement -
Media & Marketing
Porn Rivals Make Nice After Antitrust Fight
A battle between online porn purveyors ends with a curious settlement -
Media & Marketing
Suitsupply Splurges on New Stores and an Ad Blitz
A men's fashion maker from the Netherlands is making a larger splash in America -
Media & Marketing
'Defiance': Syfy's Ultimate Transmedia Adventure
The network's aliens-on-earth series is a real-time marriage of a TV show and a video game -
Media & Marketing
At Abercrombie & Fitch, Sex No Longer Sells
Fewer young shoppers are drawn by the retailer's risqué marketing -
Travel
Can Social Media Lift Travel?
Travel websites try to harness social media to drive bookings -
Manufacturing
At Chobani, the Turkish King of Greek Yogurt
The founder and CEO of Chobani, Hamdi Ulukaya, came to America to learn English. Now he’s a billionaire -
Media & Marketing
Polaris Tries to Rev Up Indian Motorcycle's Run at Harley
The off-road vehicle maker hopes the Indian brand's pedigree will help it gain ground on Harley-Davidson -
Media
What's at Stake in News Corp.'s Fight With Aereo
The media giant reports it almost doubled revenue from retransmission of the Fox network. Aereo's service threatens that money -
Marketing
Pepsi to America: Thank You for Snacking
Frito-Lay celebrates Americans' taste for ever-bolder snack flavors with a "Do Us a Flavor" contest—and rising revenues -
Media & Marketing
In Italy, Berlusconi's Back. His Business Isn't
As the billionaire's political future brightens, his companies suffer
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Management
Why Disney Licensed Star Wars to Electronic Arts
For Disney, the Star Wars franchise is about film. Video games were licensed to a large game maker -
Media
What's at Stake in News Corp.'s Fight With Aereo
The media giant reports it almost doubled revenue from retransmission of the Fox network. Aereo's service threatens that money -
Media & Marketing
Porn Rivals Make Nice After Antitrust Fight
A battle between online porn purveyors ends with a curious settlement -
Retailing
At Walmart and Other Retailers, Price-Matching Has Its Perils
Matching competitors is often more trouble than it's worth -
Sports
A Cryptographic Key to the Sacramento Kings Saga
A 2007 document from Seattle explains sports ownership in ways that might help the innocent interpret the the NBA announcement -
Branding
The Dutch Monarch Gets a Brand Makeover
For Willem-Alexander's inauguration as king of the Netherlands, design firm Koeweiden Postma developed a logo based on his monogram -
Media & Marketing
Polaris Tries to Rev Up Indian Motorcycle's Run at Harley
The off-road vehicle maker hopes the Indian brand's pedigree will help it gain ground on Harley-Davidson -
Media & Marketing
Rupert Murdoch, News Corp. Dodge Phone-Hacking Ruin
Two years ago, Murdoch was supposed to be finished. Instead, his News Corp. is stronger—and more valuable—than ever -
Food & Drink
Has Nutella-Maker Ferrero Put an End to World Nutella Day?
On Saturday, the popular website Nutelladay.com and its social-media channels will go dark in response to Ferrero's cease-and-desist letter -
Media & Marketing
Mattel's Mom Issue: They Really Don't Get Hot Wheels
The toymaker seeks ways to get mothers more in sync with their sons -
Media & Marketing
Here Comes the MDA's Non-Jerry Lewis Non-Telethon
The legendary fundraiser gets with the times -
Media & Marketing
The Disaster Response Industry's Salesmen of the Apocalypse
In the wake of Fukushima, Sandy, and Nemo—not to mention North Korean nuclear tests—disaster is a growth business -
Management
Wal-Mart Tries to Improve Its Battered Image
As Walmart faces an array of troubles, from employee schedules to corruption allegations, an executive outlines several changes -
Media & Marketing
Hasbro Board Games Go to the Movies
The company's Battleship and Candy Land are coming to the big screen -
Media & Marketing
Does Aereo Mean the End of Broadcast TV?
News Corp. is considering limiting Fox to cable and satellite subscribers unless U.S. courts shut down the TV-to-online startup
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