• Snoopy Lovers Rejoice Over Starbucks, Macy's Tie-Ins
    The Starbucks glass cup is reselling for up to $200 on StockX, $249 on Mercari and $290 on eBay.
  • Skechers Taps Puma Prez As CMO
    Tara McRae jumps into key role at the world's second-biggest footwear company.
  • Sydney Sweeney Criticized For Another Racy Ad
    Novig "is a company with not much market share, and so polarizing people is a reasonable strategy," says Joshua Lewis, a marketing professor at New York University's Stern School of Business.
  • Target Names New CMO
    Continuing to build its comeback strategy, the retailer hires Mark Weinstein, Hilton's CMO, to fill the vacant role.
  • Canada-U.S. Rift Continues To Deepen
    Tourism from Canada to Detroit has been steadily on the decline, according to Visit Detroit. The region has seen a 30% drop in traffic over the last two years.
  • MapQuest Doubles Down On Lake Ontario
    The 30-year-old navigation app has gained over 2.5 million new downloads, shooting past major apps to claim the top free spot on the App Store.
  • NASCAR Engages Fans Via Swear Jar
    A custom site created by 72andSunny, Los Angeles, tracks the swear count and includes the driver scanner radio, which is full of action and conversation during the race.
  • 'Shrinking' Actors Star In Parkinson's Awareness Campaign
    The video blends a gently humorous, accessible and compelling message, while surfacing some of the very real challenges of living with the disease.
  • KFC Names First Global Chief Brand Officer
    Amy Ellis Durini will partner closely with KFC's CMOs across markets, working to continue modernizing the KFC experience around the world.
  • Tesla Launches Cybercab In Lowkey, Unstreamed Event
    Autonomous Cybercab rides are currently being offered in six cities in Texas and Florida, according to the website.
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