Coors looks to women to boost beer sales. (more)

Gillette sharpens its focus on women. (more)

Baskin-Robbins to offer new "healthy" ice cream. (more)

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

Music companies mull YouTube rivals. (more)

Despite drop in fuel prices, airlines are still charging checked-baggage fees. (more)

Pepsi hopes new look reinvigorates sodas. (more)

Microsoft wants you to throw a party for its Xbox. (more)

The marketing budgets of powerbrands can hide some truly awful strategic thinking. (more)

Call it covert marketing or a smart move -- sportswear giant Reebok has perhaps managed to come up trumps against Nike. (more)

Store brands have come a long way, and they're paying off for grocers. (more)

Disney to launch free TV channel in Russia. (more)

Borders to try new model. (more)

General Mills Inc. gained market share in brands like Cheerios and Yoplait yogurt this fall, even though prices for those items were higher than last year. (more)

Nike beats downturn and boosts profits. (more)

Delta downsizes N.Y.-D.C. route to small jets. (more)

Procter & Gamble, the world's largest advertiser, cut its US ad spending by nearly 6 percent in the first nine months of 2008. (more)

Toronto cinema experimenting with serving popcorn with beer and wine. (more)

The eight reasons GM's marketing efforts have failed so catastrophically. (more)

P&G blueprints future supply chain. (more)

Coke set to unveil natural diet drink. (more)

CEO Irene Rosenfeld keeps Kraft from being too cheesy. (more)

It’s an interesting switch in marketing strategy, made just before what should have been the biggest selling season for both digital audio players and hand-held game machines. (more)

Coca-Cola: i09 outlook targets packaging. (more)

KFC planning national grilled chicken rollout. (more)

Atari blasts back from the past with new game plan. (more)

Wastepaper market in the dumps. (more)

Microsoft not cutting presence at Macworld. (more)