...from time to time, as pressure to deliver return on investment rises in inverse proportion to the willingness to take risks. It’s easy to become stuck in a rut, or to allow creativity to flou...

...innovative guitar player and inventor" died last Thursday in White Plains, New York. Born Lester William Polsfuss in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Les Paul rose to fame in the 1930s as a jazz guitarist. Tribu...

...e, refinement and success, while BMW generally appeals to a younger and hipper target group. It will be fascinating to see what happens next, with BMW Thailand president Michael Kordys proclaiming r...

...Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, we keep hoping better times are around the corner, and that soon we will get things right so we can move on to a new day and a fresh start. One of the great debates rag...

... rechristened the Apple Expressway. In Chicago, the uproar is all too real, as UK insurance giant Willis has discovered after moving in to the iconic Sears Tower. From next month, thanks to a multimil...

...mer-Krasselt. “What is the opportunity to be able to package it in a way that your end user will see it as a value that is different from whatever value is out there? Then, how do you drive that...

...ible, find a way to connect with their difficulties, and remember that in uncertain times, people will cling to anything that offers the promise of certainty. Knee-jerk slashing of advertising budgets...

...in the wake of the anti-government riots. As soon as the state of emergency is lifted, a campaign will swing into action including an advertising blitz and just as importantly, familiarization trips f...

...are finally ready to sell your soul, HSBC is the bank for you. Even if they hate your guts, women will sleep with you if you drive a motorcycle.’’ Others have leveled charges of hypocrisy,...

...y brands hard. And while the worst of the fallout has so far been felt in the US and Europe, Asia will be by no means immune. Beverley Aspinall, the managing director of Fortnum & Mason, the upm...