Culture

Callaway Golf and Good Good Golf recently faced backlash after releasing an ad that depicted violence against women.

The rise reflects increased jet fuel costs and the loss of discount airline Spirit Airlines, but demand for first class and economy-plus has remained strong.

Samantha Leal wrote for The Cut about how people still can’t pay each other back when one picks up a tab — even with the existence of Venmo.

A sprawling copyright lawsuit is trying to make that case. But it got hit with a major setback in court earlier this month.

The Bull was first placed outside the Stock Exchange as a piece of guerrilla art. But now, nobody knows who owns it, according to Ben Fractenberg at The City Reporter.

Americans are increasingly relying on long-term payment programs, subscriptions, and buy now, pay later programs to access life.

Some consumers are increasingly viewing secondhand luxury items as smart investments for potential resale in the future.

Deana Burke, co-founder of the media company Boy’s Club, created a fake natural deodorant to see if agentic AI might recommend it to potential customers. It did.

Indie booksellers are booming, and Barnes & Noble has been taking notes.

Some vendors make all their money for the year in less than two weeks. Which makes the fair food business high reward, but also high risk.