brands

Companies can try to lead on principles, but consumers are the ones in charge

Opinion: Expressing grief has become a spectacle—and when it comes to the closure of dimmed companies like Sears, it’s often misplaced, too

It’s definitely time to reenergize Tim Hortons. But where to start?

...and how their ranking compares to previous years

Tim Hortons is number two on the list. Who’s the lucky number one?

Hints of Asia are now visible in high-end European products. Is that what shoppers in India or China want?

How companies are finding new success marketing a suddenly hot Canadian brand abroad

For brands that aren’t sponsors, getting in the Games is its own game

Rumours have been flying this week that GM is planning to drop some of its eight different brands, including Pontiac, Hummer, Saab...