Starbucks: has its tax offer come too late?
04 Dec 2012 | by Noelle McElhatton
Starbucks. Some people think that the brand should be renamed by changing just one letter [and yes, that t-shirt is available].
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If 2012 has been about shaping and developing a social-media strategy, then 2013 will be about throwing that out of the window and starting again.
Starbucks. Some people think that the brand should be renamed by changing just one letter [and yes, that t-shirt is available].
The key to a brand's longevity lies in trust, writes Catherine Becker, chief executive officer, AdConnection.
For many domestic and Western companies, cracking the Chinese market and getting cozy with the Chinese consumer represent the Holy Grail for business success, writes Toby Southgate, chief executive officer, UK & Ireland, The Brand Union.
Disenchanted, detached, demoralised. If that's your view of the next generation, you may be spending too much time with the Daily Mail.
Digital brand development manager for heart health, Unilever
Given people's propensity to fib, agonising about how much you are paid compared with others is a pointless exercise, writes Will Harris
Advertising is not art. And nothing demonstrates this better than the respective attitudes to potential controversy. Artists have no problem confronting society's prejudices, hence for example, the book 'The Shock Of The New'.
There was a time when marketing journalists filed stories about data in the drawer marked 'd' for dull. Now, however, data has been reinvented as Big Data and that Daddy of data owners, Tesco, gets to use the words 'data' and 'fun' in the same sentence.
With the 2013 planning season in full swing, marketing chiefs and their HR colleagues are having hot sweats over that excel column marked 'salaries'.