• FTC Blocks Deal Between Luxury Brands
    Tapestry is the owner of Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman, while Capri Holdings is the parent company of Versace, Jimmy Choo and Michael Kors.
  • Volkswagen Workers Vote To Unionize
    The win is expected to provide momentum to the UAW;s goal to expand the union, focusing on 13 non-union auto companies, including Toyota and Tesla.
  • P&G Defends 14% YOY Increase In Marketing Spend
    CFO Andre Schulten said the "great consumer insight" driving messaging for its Old Spice and Secret deodorant brands helped drive 11% growth in North America.
  • Tesla Cybertruck Stops Working After Going Through Car Wash
    The vehicle's owner followed instructions from the automaker on how to reboot the vehicle, which took five hours to complete. but did get it working again.
  • Nike Criticized For Skimpy Women's Olympic Team Outfit
    "Following the reveal of the showy unitard, athletes quipped that they would definitely need a thorough wax to wear the women's piece," according to Business Insider.
  • Starbucks Adds New Spicy Lemonades
    The new drinks are "swicy," a combination of sweet and spicy, also known as "sweet heat."
  • General Motors Moves HQ, Stays In Detroit
    GM CEO Mary Barra made the announcement at an afternoon news conference at the under-construction former J.L. Hudson's department store site, which is set to open this year.
  • McDonald's Tries Out Scented Billboards
    "The plain red and yellow billboards don't use a single word or image to advertise McDonald's offerings-and they don't need to," according to "Fast Company."
  • Gold Rush At Costco Continues
    Costco may be selling up to $200 million worth of the bars each month, a Wells Fargo report stated.
  • Lunchables Contains Lead, Sodium, Per Consumer Reports
    The group has launched a petition and is asking the U.S. Department of Agriculture to remove the kits from the National School Lunch Program.
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