The website that sells Trump watches states the watches are not designed, manufactured, or distributed by Donald J Trump or the Trump Organization
The inevitable din that is building up after the Olympiad victory is whether we are doing enough for our newly minted chess champions?
Most of the country's AI efforts have been funnelled through its "IndiaAI" initiative, managed by Mr Vaishnaw's ministry
Navigating government corridors as a lateral entrant to the position of CEO of the Punjab CSR Authority, I quickly learned that fresh ideas often wither without the right groundwork
The most interesting dimension of change in the past 50 years has really been the shrinking size of the entertainment screen
Recognition and recall are the essential qualifications of fame, hence the basics for any celebrity endorsement. Most Olympic medallists actually fail that basic but essential test itself
The picks are more recent, not the usual age-old favourites that get counted every time the theme is the Olympics
While much has changed at Twitter over the years, including its name, and it has lost advertisers under Mr Musk, the big cake at its 18th birthday celebrations is well-deserved
Negativity, tension, and conflict are becoming popular strategies for boosting a brand's value, despite the emotional manipulation involved
In a world where urban development often trumps aesthetics, the voluntary demolition of a building in Tokyo to preserve a cherished view sets a rare precedent
The 10:10 configuration adopted by the watch industry seems to have learnt its biggest lesson on consumer delight from the FFA
Data on India's celebrity private jet emissions is sparse, yet the nation is beginning to climb the carbon nasties list
Amid shirking male heirs, Japanese are opening up to the idea of a reigning Empress. Yet change may be decades away
Does your brand communication reflect the diversity of the people in your markets?
The Supreme Court has come down heavily on Patanjali Ayurved. Advertising, however, is full of examples where brands have taken it too far
Authentic people are those who stay true to themselves, their values, and their beliefs
The mini-me was a tribute to Queen Camilla's role as president of the WOW festival, an initiative that champions girls' education and future opportunities
The trend of celebrities joining politics in India first began in the 1960s, when thespian Prithviraj Kapoor was nominated to the Rajya Sabha
From immersive Netflix experience to innovative paint jobs, advertising is changing fast in the digital age
Meticulously crafted computer-generated characters, with personalities and backstories are amassing millions of followers, becoming brand ambassadors for MNCs like KFC, Puma, and more