Apple opposes proposal on CEO succession planning, and reports iPhone in-app purchases almost equal to download revenue.

Billboard & Nielsen SoundScan list Taylor Swift as the top-selling and most-played artist of 2010.

FDA warns public of continued extortion scam by FDA impersonators.

Ford unveils Focus Electric with MyFord Mobile smartphone integration.

Emmanuelle Alt takes over as editor at French Vogue.Continue reading...

Starbucks New Logo a Mid-Life Crisis in the Making

Pepsi Super Bowl Commercial Is Blasphemtastic

The Rail Company And True Story Behind 'Unstoppable'

Lady Gaga Unveils Polaroid Grey Label Collaboration at CES

Rio Olympic Logo: A Circular Dance of Plagiarism Charges

New Luvs Commercial Is Poop

Ducati Scores Another Product Placement Coup in Tron: Legacy

Social Media Savvy, 2011 Edition

The Death of Literature; or, Can a Book Save Your Life?

Lego Steals Bricks, Hearts and Minds

AT&T jumps into 4G.

Barnes & Noble launches Nook kids iPad app.

Chanel names actress Blake Lively as its global ambassador.

Chrysler Town & Country leads the way as the top-selling minivan in 2010 in the United States.

E! gives Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom their own show.

eBay rang up $2 billion in mobile sales last year.Continue reading...

Apple stock soars as Wall Street predicts what’s next for its iDarling (and iPhone alarms continue failing).

Angry Birds is coming to PlayStation 3 and PSP.

Blistex acquires Odor-Eaters brand.

Dunkin' Donuts launches ad campaign to celebrate the passion of real fans: 'I'm Drinkin' Dunkin'!'

Facebook, the top search term of 2010, hires game executive to direct partnerships.

Google hires crowdsourcing guru to manage Africa policy.Continue reading...

Adobe creative suite spurs rebound.

Apple's iPhone 4 discounted in Wal-Mart holiday special, following Radio Shack deal.

AT&T spends nearly $2 billion to acquire wireless spectrum from Qualcomm.

Boeing to build 3-satellite system for government of Mexico.

Cadillac taps Laurence Fishburne as its new voice.

Coca-Cola awards $4 million to support active lifestyles, education and environmental programs in North America.

Continental Airlines and Spanair to start codeshare flights.Continue reading...

Best Buy announces nationwide rollout catered to health and fitness products.

Bing hits all-time market share high in November.

Club Med announces the grand opening of the only all-inclusive family resort in the U.S., Sandpiper Bay.

ESPN app advances long-delayed interactive TV push.

Manhattan U.S. Attorney announces agreement to recover $7.2 billion for victims of Bernard L. Madoff's ponzi scheme from estate of Jeffry M. Picower.Continue reading...

Gap Made In the USA Campaign: Made In China

Nook vs. Kindle: The e-Reader Battle Joined

Jetta $10,000 Off Flash Sale: A Guilt-free Gilt Deal

The Rail Company And True Story Behind 'Unstoppable'

Big Ten Rebranding: What Do You Think?

The New Flash Mob: Projecting Brand Logos on Retinas

Apple Faces Morality Squad

No Labels: Not Left. Not Right. Not No Logo.

Activia, Deactiviated: FTC Forces Dannon to Modify Claims

An Angry Bird in the Hand (is Worth 200 Hundred Million Minutes Daily)

American Express helps New York's Ellis Island.

Bing adds features, reports 90 million users and edges Google and Yahoo for November.

BP sued with eight other firms over Gulf oil spill by US justice department, flagged in new WikiLeaks cable.

Coke Zero taps Ogilvy for global creative work.

E! and sibling Comcast cable networks vote to join Writers Guild.Continue reading...