Adidas has come under fire for a recent ad campaign for sneakers tied to the 1972 Munich Olympics, during which a Palestinian terrorist group attacked the Olympic Village and killed 11 Israeli ...

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Millions of households are being urged to lock into an energy deal now – with savings of more than £200 on offer ahead of an expected increase in bills this summer. Experts say a quiet comeback in ...

HOUSEHOLDS are facing a ‘very big energy shock’ over the coming months, which is likely to set prices soaring. Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey made this stark warning this week as the war in ...

Sydney Sweeney and her infamous jeans dominated headlines last summer for all the wrong reasons – and almost one year on, she’s referenced the controversy in a brand new ad. The Euphoria star sparked ...

Clooney, who has fronted the coffee brand for two decades, shares the spotlight with the British pop star, who has signed a major deal as its latest ambassador. The advert marks their first on-screen ...

Sydney Sweeney is starring in a new American Eagle campaign. Her previous collab with the brand played on "genes" and "jeans" and sparked backlash – but was also the most successful in the brand's ...

“USA250: The Story of the World’s Greatest Economy” is a yearlong WSJ series examining America’s first 250 years. Read more about it from Editor in Chief Emma Tucker. Advertising didn’t start in the U ...

A new advert marketing an 'AI employee' who "works 24/7" and requires no days off has been pulled from Bristol Airport after sparking online backlash. Narwhal Labs, a Bristol-based AI firm, created ...

Narwhal Labs ad for ‘AI employee’ contains strapline: ‘She outworks everyone. And she’ll never ask for a raise’ A British AI company that recently secured millions of pounds of investment has been ...

Ads for supermarkets Lidl and Iceland have become the first to be banned under new rules governing “less healthy” food and drink. The rules, which came into effect at the beginning of the year, are ...