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The shower, it turns out, remains one of the last refuges of the unmonitored imagination — a place where a man with a razor in his hand can briefly become an oil tycoon or a master woodworker, without anyone asking follow-up questions. Harry's, the direct-to-consumer shaving brand that has spent the last decade trying to take
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has hosted its share of improbable entrants over the past century, but few have been quite as frank about their intentions
There was a time, not so long ago, when the phrase "platforms for women" referred primarily to footwear. The language of empowerment has
The pocket watch, as a commercial proposition, has been dead since roughly the Battle of the Somme. Leave it to the Swiss to revive it.
The Italian supercar maker Automobili Lamborghini has never been accused of subtlety, and its latest marketing initiative is no exception — though the audience is younger,
The advisory firm that has spent years helping marketing agencies find new owners has now found one of its own. Green Square, the boutique mergers-
The technology industry has spent the better part of a decade refining the corporate logo into something approaching a universal form: clean, flat, inoffensive and,
The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity has always maintained that its awards represent the highest achievements in advertising, a claim that requires a certain
The young person hoping to break into advertising in 2025 faces a peculiar arithmetic: entry-level positions now require two years of experience, which presumes
The marriage between large advertising holding companies and the creative executives they acquire tends to follow a familiar arc: announcement, integration, and, not infrequently, departure.