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Times: They were an '80s power couple. Then his life fell apart when she died.

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What will the billionaire Tesla CEO do with the social media platform now it's his?

Advertisement for $169 radiation shield misleading

Company selling EMF shielding technology was told to remove misleading ad from website.

University wants ban on harmful ads towards children

Researchers seeking an urgent end to outdoor marketing of gambling, alcohol and junk food.

Vodafone beware: Six branding catastrophes to avoid

Branding can quickly run awry.

'Regrettable': Rude middle-finger health campaign TV ads axed

It started off with a middle finger and ended up with a thumb.

Expert: Vodafone rebrand must be more than 'lipstick on a pig'

A marketing expert offers a view on what it takes for a rebrand to succeed.

Opinion: The problem with Willie Jackson's finger-wagging on TVNZ-RNZ merger

The TVNZ and RNZ merger roared to life this week.

Leo Molloy's antics a lesson in why you should be careful what you don't vote for

OPINION: You can't complain about an elected official if you didn't bother casing a vote.

'She fake-resigned and got a promotion': How job counter-offers inflate wages

'Horse trading' for staff has become common across industries.

Opinion: How the world sees NZ - and why it matters

New Zealand has an opportunity to leverage its brand, writes Sébastien Desclée.

'Come at me': Chlöe Swarbrick's message to booze lobbyists ahead of next political fight

Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick has picked a fight with some powerful lobbies.

Damien Venuto: The dangerous sentence in the TVNZ-RNZ merger legislation

Are we set to see a series of unintended consequences?

Paul Catmur: Russian tips for nailing your next social media campaign

OPINION: The "Trolls of Olgino" offer a few lessons in the art of social media.

'So ridiculous': ASA rules on butcher's ad about processing 'mother-in-law' meat

The ad says the butcher can process home-kill and 'maybe your mother-in-law too'.

Paul Catmur: The art of not working during work hours - and getting paid for it

OPINION: Corporate entertainment is a vital part of business, winks Paul Catmur.