Brand Marketing First Things First The Best TV Shows of 2019; Is Hero Worship in Advertising Dead?: Tuesday’s First Things First Plus: Walmart yanks cocaine Santa sweaters. Retail Away Appoints New CEO Days After Revelations Surface About Its Company Culture Away co-founder Steph Korey will step into the role of executive chairman as Lululemon's COO Stuart Haselden takes over. Data Points Infographic: What (and Who) Influences Women to Consider New Products Nielsen looked at how ads influence women to try new products in a disparate age of brand disloyalty. Perspective The Happy Meal Ranks Among the Most Successful—and Copied—Ideas McDonald's happy meal is an iconic lunch box that provides a special kids meal. Influencers Influencers Created a World Where Normal People With Large Followings Can Hold Sway Holding influence is no longer just relegated to celebrities, which we can see in normal people serving as influencers. Retail Samsung’s Smart Refrigerators Now Store Cool World Trivia and Word of the Day Britannica and Merriam-Webster's new integration feeds the thirst for knowledge through Samsung Family Hub refrigerators. Cannabis Marketing This CBD Brand Found a Workaround to Instagram’s Cannabis Promotion Rules CBD brand Recess found a workaround to Instagrams strict cannabis rules: paying consumers to share its post. Walmart Pulls Cocaine-Themed Third-Party Holiday Sweaters From Its Canadian Site The sweater featured Santa sitting down to three lines of cocaine, sold by Minnesota-based third party vendor Fun Wear. Travel Is Tuesday the Best Day to Book a Flight? We ask the experts about air travel's best known rule of thumb. Diesel’s New Shirts Cost Up to $5.5 Million, but Each Comes With a Luxury Condo Diesel, no stranger to stunt marketing, opens sales at its first branded condo complex by selling T-shirts for up to $5.5 million.123…9,082Next »