Top of The News
by Sarah Mahoney
Julie Roehm, Party City's chief marketing officer, leaves as the retailer struggles with liquidity and a slashed credit rating. Read the whole story

APPAREL AND RETAIL
by Sarah Mahoney
With its biggest Black Friday ever, the fitness brand's affluent fans aren't skimping on new workout wear. Read the whole story

COFFEE
by Steve Ellwanger
Brand is touted as the opposite of bitter blends commonly brewed in national coffee chains that require extra sweetening to taste smooth. Read the whole story

HEALTH
by Les Luchter
Advertising currently handled by FAST (free advertiser-supported streaming TV) channel organizations: "We're testing the waters," says EVP. Read the whole story

QSR
by Todd Wasserman
Consumers get a free six-piece Chicken McNuggets with a $1 minimum purchase only by ordering through the mobile app. Read the whole story

ECOMMERCE
by Todd Wasserman
The ads show Amrit Kaur and Pauline Chalamet, both partially in character. Read the whole story

COMMENTARY
by Steve Ellwanger
"We think that reflects notable changes in consumer behavior coupled with changes in legislation at the state level," says Cowen analyst. Read the whole story
by Karlene Lukovitz
The platform will also reportedly introduce another revamp of its Twitter Blue verified checkmarks program today, and is considering bringing content moderators in-house. Read the whole story
by Joe Mandese
"It's strings-attached sponsorship," Ben Franta, an expert on greenwashing litigation, explained during a webinar hosted by the Institute for Advertising Ethics Thursday. Read the whole story
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by Ray Schultz
Black Lives Matter, the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have helped make news a bgger part of the mix. Read the whole story

COMMENTARY
by Steve Smith, Staff Writer
Zappos was D2C before D2C was cool. Shortly after its launch in 1999 as Shoesite.com, it answered the burning question, who the hell wants … Read the whole story