Public Enemy, the hip hop group whose music Channel 4 used in its "meet the superhumans" Paralympic Games spot, has paid tribute to the Paralympians by recutting its own music video for the track with footage from the ad.
Coca-Cola is crowdsourcing its 50 million Facebook fans to ask for creative input about how it can "make the world a happier place", in a scheme that collects customer data.
Christian Louboutin has been granted trademark protection for his distinctive shoes with red soles in a decision that gives brands in the fashion industry the ability to monopolise colours.
Burger giant McDonald’s, home to the Big Mac quarter pounder, is to open a vegetarian-only restaurants in India next year marking a first for the fast-food chain.
The move follows up on existing changes to menus in its Indian restaurants where beef, seen as sacred by Hindus, and pork, seen as unclean by Muslims, have already been dropped from menus.
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