Month: March 2023

As Joe Manchin feared, Treasury is rewriting the Inflation Reduction Act’s subsidy limits.

The Florida Governor beats the trial bar and its Mar-a-Lago ally.

The Trump indictment brings the country another step closer to a 2024 race it doesn’t need or want.

The last comparable boost to Western security was when West Germany joined in 1955.

If we refuse to speak openly about the problem—and we do—it may not matter who the mayor is.

It sounds like a joke the world is playing on marketers: Deliver targeted, personalized experiences at scale. Sure, let’s mass produce individuality. Let’s build a factory that cranks out nothing but unique experiences that can’t be replicated. Totally plausible, right? That’s the conundrum Adweek’s Europe brand editor Rebecca Stewart posed to a panel at Adweek’s…

Younger consumers crave brand authenticity, and that’s often being brought to them by the creator economy. Brands are reaching out to creators to help them bridge the gap to new consumers who have grown up on social media and look past influencers to those making content. At Adweek’s New Consumer virtual event, Cheryl Gresham, CMO…

Unbranded billboards feature a memorable line from the original film, scrawled in red: “I Won’t Be Ignored, Dan.”