Herman Cain's 9-9-9 plan is is the legislative equivalent of Subway's $5 footlong campaign or Domino's 5-5-5 deal. It's sharply marketed to the fast food nation (just don't look too close at what's inside).
Restaurants are joining up with a program that requires them to make a 600-calorie meal available for kids. How are they going to trick kids into ordering that, and when do we get a healthy solution for grown-ups?
In this excerpt from his book, "The Communicators: Leadership in the Age of Crisis," author Richard S. Levick contrasts how Burger King and Technorati responded to critical comments on websites--and how you "do not play around on the Internet."
Movies and TV shows are riddled with product placements, but those pesky ads could soon be removed at the click of a button, thanks to a new Web service called Unlogo.
In a new survey, "Consumer Reports" found that McDonald's ranked lowest on a list of fast food burger joints, outscored by Wendy's and Burger King, and trounced by In-N-Out and Five Guys.