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Arts & Entertainment

Viral jewelry maker turns college lessons into her next launch

University News

Cold email turns co-op student into brand-building machine

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Law

Why Smucker’s is taking Trader Joe’s to court over PB&Js

British rocker Yungblud, donned in black leather, leaping in the air during a concert.
University News

She’s up for ‘Live Music Photographer of the Year’ at this year’s Boston Music Awards

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Society & Culture

Novice wine reviewers are confident about their critiques. Until they are not

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Society & Culture

Renting out your vacation property? Personal touches could be a lifesaver

A yellow logo for the forthcoming television show "Pluribus."
Arts & Entertainment

‘Pluribus’ is the next show from the creator of ‘Breaking Bad.’ No one knows what it’s about. Here’s why that’s good marketing

A billboard above American Eagle depicting a prone Sydney Sweeney.
Arts & Entertainment

How meme stock traders took advantage of the Sydney Sweeney American Eagle controversy

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University News

Entering the K-phenomenon: Dialogue of Civilizations explores the marketing and branding powerhouse of Korea

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Arts & Entertainment

Why are people obsessed with Labubu?

A person wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses holds a watergun up in the air with one hand. They are standing amongst a large crowd of people protesting against tourism.
Society & Culture

Why are Europeans protesting against mass tourism? A Northeastern expert explains

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Business

Launching a new product during a recession can pay off, Northeastern research shows