Top of The News
by Thom Forbes
What could be simpler than "good," "better" or "best" - the new rating system Whole Foods unveiled yesterday to grade the fruits, vegetables and flowers it peddles based on variables … Read the whole story

BEVERAGES
by Karlene Lukovitz
The ad is the third TV spot for Diet Coke's "Get A Taste" campaign, which portrays extraordinary moments or experiences while asking consumers to … Read the whole story

RETAIL
by Sarah Mahoney
Walmart says its Savings Catcher, an app introduced back in August that lets shoppers compare their purchases to other stores' advertised prices, earning electronic … Read the whole story

RESEARCH
by Aaron Baar
"I think a lot of people see the future with more optimism now," the CEO of Telefonica Internacional USA tells "Marketing Daily." "[U.S. Millennials] … Read the whole story

BEVERAGES
by Karlene Lukovitz
"We find women are increasing their knowledge of adult beverages, open to promotions, interested in trying new drinks and eager to share their discoveries … Read the whole story

RESEARCH
by Karl Greenberg
But the only non-digital or social brand that rates the top-20 list is Dunkin' Donuts, which has risen seven spots since 2013. Brand Keys … Read the whole story

BEVERAGES
by Tanya Gazdik
"Heineken is dedicated to engaging fans with unique experiences in a way that encourages current and future soccer fans to open their world and … Read the whole story

AUTOMOTIVE
by Karl Greenberg
The effort kicked off Tuesday at Shoreditch House in London, with an exclusive art talk between the photographer Juergen Teller and Chris Dercon, director … Read the whole story

RETAIL
by Sarah Mahoney
With the National Retail Federation predicting a 5% jump in holiday spending-and the average person in its survey planning to do an unprecedented 44.4% … Read the whole story

AUTOMOTIVE
by Karl Greenberg
Kia isn't the first brand that springs to mind as needing a luxury ambassador. But the auto brand has one nonetheless: LeBron the Great. … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Jeff Weidauer
There is no possible way that 80 million people, born across a span of 15 years, can consistently be anything. I can think of … Read the whole story