Features By David Weinberg
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Bank of America to its 270,000 employees: Be nice
Bank of America had the worst score for customer satisfaction compared with its national rivals. As a group, they all lagged behind credit unions and regional banks.
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Barbie v. Bratz: The never-ending court battle
Mattel first sued MGA over its Bratz dolls nine years ago, contending their designer worked for Mattel when he came up with the idea. The legal battle goes on, long after Bratz faded.
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For now, no more daily gun deals on Groupon
A month after the school massacre in Connecticut, the daily deal site pulled all offers related to guns, including firing ranges and firearms training.
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Delta makes it tougher to keep elite flying status
Delta, through mergers, was liberal in awarding elite status to frequent flyers. Now it wants to thin the elite crowds
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Coke fights a new consumer battle: Obesity
Sugared drinks are under attack for contributing to obesity, especially among children. Coke's new campaign acknowledges the concern.
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'South Park' grows up, starts a studio
The creators of the cartoon series and "Book of Mormon" are launching their own production studio
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Marketers turn to the 'final frontier'
Space is becoming a popular theme for advertisers.
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That water from your shower? It could water your garden
Homeowners can directly recycle water from showers or washing machines by installing what are known as greywater systems, which divert wastewater to mulch beds in the yard.
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Safety concerns but 787 Dreamliner is technological leap
With fires and fuel leaks affecting Boeing's new commercial jet, safety questions have arisen, but some aviation experts say glitches are a necessary part of airline innovation.
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In late-night TV showdown, what's a minute worth?
Half a billion dollars of advertising is at stake in what is now a three-way competition among Jay Leno, Dave Letterman and Jimmy Kimmel. One show's response to Kimmel's challenge: shave a minute off its start time.
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