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51 votes
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Your cookware got worse on purpose: who owns Pyrex and All-Clad now
68 votes -
An oil boom, a supermarket opportunity and decades of adaptation transformed the taco from a Tex-Mex import into one of Norway's most beloved traditions
23 votes -
Patagonia sues drag queen Pattie Gonia for trademark infringement
42 votes -
The downfall of OnePlus will be studied | The "enthusiast brand" arc
32 votes -
How sustainable Copenhagen became fashion's fifth city – in twenty years the Danish capital's fashion week has pushed for greener standards and catapulted homegrown talent
6 votes -
Sony’s TV business is being taken over by TCL
34 votes -
Disney inks blockbuster $1b deal with OpenAI, handing characters over to Sora
20 votes -
The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI reach landmark agreement to bring over 200 characters from across Disney’s brands to Sora
23 votes -
Tesla registrations were down in France, Sweden, Denmark, and Germany – Norway, however, is bucking the trend, thanks to a tax incentive system that will soon be rolled back
10 votes -
In an industry dominated by male creative directors, a quiet shift is taking place in Copenhagen, where women are not only leading fashion labels but redefining what success looks like
13 votes -
You are what you launch: how software became a lifestyle brand
15 votes -
Denmark will take to the pitch at Euro 2025 in a new red home shirt by Hummel that celebrates the elegant simplicity of Danish design
8 votes -
Is consumerism the biggest religion?
7 votes -
Swedish fashion retailer H&M will use AI doppelgangers in some social media posts and marketing in the place of humans, if given permission by models
10 votes -
A history of the San Francisco bouncy ball TV ad
12 votes -
Australia, with no auto industry to protect, is awash with Chinese electric vehicles
19 votes -
Billed as promoting European products rather than boycotting US ones, Danish supermarket chain Salling Group has a special label for goods from Europe during March
24 votes -
Canadian Tire Corporation selling Helly Hansen for close to $1.3 billion
12 votes -
Chrysler only sells a minivan. The iconic American brand’s days could be numbered.
20 votes -
Why Lego is so expensive | So Expensive
28 votes -
A coffee insider explains how celebrity coffee brands really work
32 votes -
The most mispronounced brand from every country
22 votes -
We need to talk about Trader Joe's
33 votes -
Are Swedish dishcloths more environment-friendly than paper towels? We investigate.
18 votes -
European Super League cannot register its name as a trademark in the European Union because Denmark's top flight already holds the trademark rights
10 votes -
Joe Biden criticises US snack makers for ‘shrinkflation rip-off’
32 votes -
Prisoners in the US are part of a hidden workforce linked to hundreds of popular food brands
65 votes -
The Kikkoman soy sauce bottle is priceless
22 votes -
Pokémon is no longer just a game — it’s a lifestyle
10 votes -
Meet the people working three jobs to afford Erewhon
11 votes -
Advertisers want to place ads next to content that is 'Brand Safe'. The end of Jezebel is a case study of how that impacts hard hitting news sites
44 votes -
The rise and fall of America's favorite junk foods | Rise and Fall
10 votes -
From Skinny Jeans to Doc Martens: a (short) history of America’s culture wars in fashion
7 votes -
So I suspect my rideshare driver might have been earning extra for viral marketing
So I rarely take rideshare, but sometimes it's important. Today, my driver was friendly, chatty, personable, driving a brand new Ford electric vehicle. He mentioned that he had spent more than a...
So I rarely take rideshare, but sometimes it's important. Today, my driver was friendly, chatty, personable, driving a brand new Ford electric vehicle. He mentioned that he had spent more than a decade selling for an auto dealership before starting to drive. He bragged about the car, the price, the fact that it's built like a tank and safe in a crash. He talked down Tesla and Elon Musk for faults and failings I'm sure most of us can imagine without effort. He had an answer for every anecdote I told about my car experiences that brought the conversation back around to the advantages of this make and model of car, including the fact that cars are significantly cheaper than a couple of years ago.
It wasn't a terrible experience but I feel bemused, puzzled, a little annoyed, a little bit impressed. It's creative if this is in fact a strategy not a coincidence.
Can anyone relate to this experience? What are your thoughts?
28 votes -
‘Instant credibility’: The evolution of sneakers from functional kicks to high-value commodities
11 votes -
Carrefour in France puts ‘shrinkflation’ price warnings on food to shame brands
81 votes -
How fashion became one of Denmark's biggest exports
5 votes -
Yelp has a wall of shame for businesses caught paying for fake reviews
19 votes -
Many of today’s unhealthy foods were brought to you by Big Tobacco
20 votes -
It’s the breakfast of champions no more: Cereal is in long-term decline
47 votes -
‘People are like, wow!’: The man trying to make condoms sexy
25 votes -
Vegan brand wins four times at International Cheese And Dairy Awards
24 votes -
The weirdly lucrative business of searching for old jeans
14 votes -
'Barbie' review: Sometimes corporate propaganda can be fun as hell
64 votes -
There was much more to bohemian actress Jane Birkin than the Hermes Birkin bag
4 votes -
Barbie Pink: What do Mattel’s rights in the valuable color look like?
7 votes -
‘Masters of the Universe’ movie dead at Netflix after at least $30 million in development; Mattel shopping for new buyer
19 votes -
Game companies are allergic to making fashionable merch — so fans stepped in
13 votes -
The untold history of Barbie Fashion Designer, the first mass-market ‘game for girls’
9 votes