A Chinese company has been fined 600,000 yuan (approximately Rs 72 lakh) by the government for running fake children's fashion shows and defrauding parents of 367,000 yuan (around Rs 44 lakh).

Luca Brinkhues, CEO of GROW HQ, a german agency specializing in webinars and Video Sales Letters for leading personal brands ...

A small business needs to protect its intellectual property, which includes its business name and logo. These items distinguish the business from the competition by generating brand recognition ...

Roger Federer’s new collection with Uniqlo comes seven years into a decade-long deal, one the tennis champion struck with the Japanese brand in 2018. The partnership ended Federer’s 24-year ...

Pedro Pascal Flexes His Style (and His Biceps) in a Muscle Tee at Cannes Photocall While sheer gowns and skin-baring looks are banned from the red carpet, Pedro Pascal found a clever ...

Late May is approaching, all 32 NFL teams are preparing for mandatory spring practice, and Aaron Rodgers remains unsigned, a month after declaring he's "not attached to anything" regarding his ...

And if he stubbornly clings to the idea that a sustainable fiscal plan is possible without new taxes while paying full statutory PFDs, then the Legislature will be stuck working with a governor in ...

That’s why the new “Find Hub” name introduced this week makes so much sense. It’s clean and easy to understand, better hinting at what it’s actually capable of versus the prior branding.

and try to figure out why influencers are getting increasingly outlandish with their baby name choices. This podcast is produced by Daisy Rosario, Vic Whitley-Berry, Candice Lim, and Kate Lindsay.

A Florida high school teacher who lost her job is receiving an outpouring of support — and some criticism — for calling a student by their preferred name, rather than their legal name.