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Domino's Japan CEO Announces Plans to Open Outlet on Moon
Domino's Pizza in Japan plans to build the first fast-food outlet on the moon, revealed the pizza maker's president in that country, Scott K. Oelkers. Will it deliver in 30 minutes or less?
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Hurun Report: China's Most Valuable Brand Is Bank ICBC
China's most valuable brand, according to the Hurun Report, is a bank most foreigners have never heard of, highlighting both the enormous size of China's domestic market as well as the challenges facing Chinese companies as they try to go international, reports video show Thoughtful China.
Havas Announces 5% Revenue Growth for First Half of 2011
Havas announced 5.6% organic growth for the first half of 2011, with group revenue rising 5% to $1.1 billion, up from $1.05 billion in the same period last year. That's lower than other holding companies such as WPP Groupe and Aegis Group that have reported financial results recently.
North Korea's Air Koryo Wants to Be Your Facebook Friend
In a rare glimpse into customer service in North Korea, state-owned airline Air Koryo has a chirpy English-language Facebook page that appears to be aiming to encourage tourism to the secretive, totalitarian country.
Who Will Play 'Rupert' in Channel 4 Comedy About Badly Behaved Journos?
U.K. show "takes a satirical swipe at the recent momentous events surrounding the British newspaper industry."
Carnival CMO Wants to 'Attract More Brits'
Carnival Cruises, which is eyeing the U.K. market for growth, is out talking to a range of shops in London to handle ad duties.
China Overtakes U.S. as Largest Market for PCs
The estimates highlight the growing importance of China's consumers to the global economy after the country passed the U.S. in 2009 as the largest auto market.
How Google Deal Can Help Motorola in China
Motorola has been tight-lipped about what might happen after its acquisition by Google but it's clear the deal can do much to help the handset maker in the industry's most important market: China.
How Havana Club Runs International Marketing From Cuba
Yves Schladenhaufen, Havana Club's international marketing director, is a rarity: a senior marketer living and working in communist Cuba.
LG Electronics and Global Shop Bartle Bogle Hegarty Split
LG and the shop are parting ways after the Korean marketer decided to make BBH pitch for each international project and campaign.
Travel Marketers Aren't Prepared for Flood of Affluent Chinese Tourists
Global hotel chains, airlines and luxury retailers can expect millions of new customers from China in coming years, but video show "Thoughtful China" reports that few Western companies are prepared for this influx or have a clear understanding of exactly what Chinese tourists expect for their yuan.
Cockpit Oral Sex Photo Scandal Threatens to Delay Cathay's Global Ad Campaign
Raunchy photos involving a flight attendant and pilot are expected to delay the launch of the next part of the Hong Kong airline's global ad campaign by McCann Erickson, which features images of its employees in uniform and street clothes.
Agencies Help Clean up Riot-Hit London
As ad agencies pitch in to help clean up London, Neil Christie, the managing director of Wieden & Kennedy, was spotted toting bricks to keep them out of the clutches of rioters.
