Jordan Seiler created PublicAdCampaign, a guerilla initiative to cover up and swap out corporate street advertising with actual art. He does it in part by welding keys that unlock cases on buses and subways that protect ads from "vandals." Seiler uses those keys himself and shares them with a community of street artists. His slogan? "We Got Keys For That."

Soular Backpack is partnering with Disney for the Sept. 30 release of The Queen of Katwe, which is about a poor girl in Uganda who becomes a chess star despite having access only to lighting from kerosene lamps at home. Soular backpacks have a solar panel connected to a battery pack that can be charged by the sun and then used back at home.

Meijer has kicked off its partnership with Shipt, allowing for home grocery home delivery. Beginning in southeastern Michigan, shoppers can use the app to order their groceries to be delivered within an hour. The super center chain has not revealed when the service might be expanded into its other markets in Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Kentucky.

Chipotle is setting aside its problems and going on a hiring spree. The company, which has struggled in recent months with an E. coli outbreak and a lawsuit accusing it of mistreating workers, plans to offer jobs to 5,000 people across the country on Sept. 28. A spokesman says Chipotle needs the staff as it opens more than 200 restaurants this year.

Procter & Gamble Co. has filled the new position of global media director with an executive from the firm that makes Oreo cookies. Gerry D'Angelo, who is a high-level media executive with snack and candy company Mondelez International, will join P&G in January and be based in Geneva, Switzerland.

That Care Bear you were attached to as a child may be headed to the National Toy Hall of Fame. Care Bears-along with Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots, Fisher-Price Little People, and Transformers-are among a dozen other finalists competing for the chance to be inducted into the 2016 National Toy Hall of Fame.

Inside Staples, the Workbar space is set back from the retail aisles, and there's a path on the carpeting that leads to its glass doors. Enter the 3,500-square-foot, awkwardly arranged room and you'll find all the trappings of the innovation economy. Smart Boards and large interactive screens, free-flowing coffee and snacks.

Shinola, best known for its high-end wrist watches, and Bedrock are planning the first Shinola Hotel, located in downtown Detroit. Bedrock and Dan Gilbert, the chairman and founder of Rock Ventures and Quicken Loans Inc., bought the building in 2013. Built in 1915 as a hardware store, the building was most recently home to Eastern Wig and Hair Co.

When the World Cup of Hockey begins Sept. 17, it won't just feature many of the sport's best players in the world but also a roster of top-flight marketers that have attached their name to a two-week event. The roster includes Adidas, Exxon/Mobil, Geico, Honda, Pepsi, SAP and Visa. ESPN for the first time in a dozen years is covering it from start to finish.

Burger King is hoping on another wacky food mashup with the introduction of Cheetos Chicken Fries. On Sept. 14, Cheetos Chicken Fries will be available to the masses at participating Burger King restaurants. The cheese-dusted chicken sticks cost $2.89 for a nine-piece order, touted as "chicken on the inside, dangerously cheesy on the outside."