Cadillac has taken the wraps off the 2010 SRX crossover it will introduce at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. (more)

A woman going about daily activities with a beaver in tow was the most complained about ad in 2008. (more)

Macworld, the annual tech gathering for the Apple faithful, opens with a cloud hanging over it. (more)

Microsoft recruit 1,000 women Xbox 360 advocates. (more)

Dunkin' Donuts launching $100M ad campaign. (more)

Adidas chases fashion market with global ad campaign. (more)

What has Genesis done so far for Hyundai's brand equity? (more)

Postal Service to release set featuring Groucho, Lucy and Ethel in 2009. (more)

One trend among luxury cars that has been gradually gaining steam in recent years is the so-called four-door coupe. (more)

The glitch that froze many older Zune music players should now have been cleared, says Microsoft. (more)

In '08, some ads gained attention, good and bad, by being bold, sassy. (more)

Bruce Willis stars in "Most Expensive Ad Ever." (more)

Only 23 stores received the 23rd edition of Nike Air Jordans, which happened to sell for $230. (more)

With the GLK, Mercedes now covers all the bases: compact, mid-size, full-size and boondocks basher. (more)

BP offers free Wi-fi to fuel interest in gas stations. (more)

Pro-family group stirred up over Campbell's. (more)

A shortage of Christmas trees in Denmark, Europe's largest exporter, is driving up prices in a trend likely to last until 2012. (more)

The Mac has retained its vitality and cachet without ever becoming retro or kitsch. (more)

The Linux Foundation will launch a contest in late January aimed at getting users to create 60-second videos showcasing what Linux means to them. (more)

Iraqi journalist's "fling" at Bush boosts shoe sales. (more)

Endangered Tibetan art form blossoms in Italy. (more)

Dell's not saying much, but speculation is that its new laptop is green, skinny, or both. (more)

New CoverGirl face is curiously comical. (more)

A collection of vintage Coca-Cola advertisements. (more)

In "eat local" movement, Cuba is years ahead. (more)

Burger King's scent of love now flame broiled. (more)

Australian doctor creates "healthiest wine in the world." (more)