Pen Stuart writes: Coke’s groundbreaking new consumer-facing campaign emphasizes the challenge of obesity, and how the company is helping to address it. This is one of the first times such a large
Vera Kiss writes: In his controversial 1970 New York Times article, Milton Friedman set the tone for a generation when he argued that the sole responsibility of businesses was to generate profit
Eleanor Cooksey writes: Early January, and it’s the time of year to be making New Year’s resolutions. After over-indulging during the festive season, it makes sense to decide to eat more
Liz Walkling: Graffiti Classics: I can't remember an evening where I came away with my face aching from laughing and my hands sore from clapping so much. Our local Arts Centre hosted an evening
Sophie Stringer writes: The papers have been talking about ‘Blue Monday’ today – apparently the third Monday in January is the most depressing day of the year. While the methods used to
Alex Steer writes: Starbucks hasn't had it easy, at least for the past decade. But whether being attacked by Naomi Klein for alleged anti-competitiveness in No Logo in 2001, or more literally
Alex Steer writes: The avocado pear’s name is the product of selective memory. Our word for the South American vegetable comes originally from the Nahuatl word ahuacatl, which means ‘testicle’.
Andy Stubbings writes: Pessimism is an often underrated emotion. In this dismal economic climate, brands like Schweppes (with their series of woodcut style print ads that send up British political
