updated - February 22, 2019 Friday EST
A study conducted by a team of researchers from Stanford shows that consumers prioritize a restaurant's authenticity over its cleanliness.
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IKEA Singapore unveils on Friday their new catalogue in a video reminiscent of Apple's marketing direction.
The discount website Groupon launched a new platform that let merchants set time-specific deals to boost business during off-peak hours.
American Express collaborates with Katie Rodgers to sketch fashion bloggers as part of the celebration of the New York Fashion Week.
American retailer Abercrombie & Fitch changes marketing plan by eliminating logo branding in their clothes.
Scalping gets a bad rap. For years, artists and concert promoters have stigmatized ticket resale as a practice that unfairly hurts their own sales and forces fans to pay exorbitant prices for tickets to sold-out concerts. But is that always true?
The labeling of product attributes using a traffic light system influences consumers in their purchasing decisions.
Olive Garden has presented a new logo and changes to their menu as its way of winning back old customers while gaining new ones. Darden executives expressed their excitement for the move, saying the logo is “the symbol for our brand renaissance.”
The U.S. Department of Agriculture released on Feb. 20 a new report about the potential risks posed to the environment by genetically engineering crops. Genetically modified organism seeds have been used by farms in the U.S. for 15 years.
Zohydro, a new painkiller approved by the Food and Drug Administration, is scheduled to be available at pharmacies next month, but is meeting plenty of opposition by people who say the pill has “frightening” effects”.
McDonald’s has announced it is looking into extending its breakfast hours later in the day. McDonald’s breakfast hours currently run until 10:30 a.m., and feature fan favorites such as the Sausage Biscuit and the Egg McMuffin.
Adidas announced it will stop selling its World Cup T-shirts to promote Brazil after receiving complaints from the local government about the T-shirts’ sex appeal. Embratur, Brazil’s tourism board, state it is heavily against any product that links the image of the nation to sex appeal.
First Lady Michelle Obama announced on Tuesday a new proposal from the government that would ban advertising of unhealthy snacks in schools. The White House’s new rules prevent advertisements of junk food on school campuses during the school day.
Tim Hortons Inc. announced it will be pulling the American ice cream brand Cold Stone Creamery from its restaurants in Canada. The announcement came on Thursday, Feb. 20.
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