BYE BYE BIAS

Can you destroy toxic gender bias in only 15 seconds? For Saatchi & Saatchi NZ and Champions for Change, it’s not that hard – really.

W.T.FUND?

If it sounds too technical, it is too technical. Why the investment industry should choose clear and simple language.

WHO'S THE SUCKER NOW?

Three years after being told they were investing in "pixie dust and unicorns", a trio of start-ups is attracting attention, and capital, for their giant fan technology that sucks CO2 out of the air.

LET'S JUST BE FRIENDS

The six-week merger talks between Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank failed. This didn’t surprise the experts, who look into what is troubling European banks' stability.

WHAT A (P)RIDE

Pride in London and BMB launched this year's jubilee campaign with a beautiful video highlighting LGBTQ's defining moments.

DON'T PARK THE ISSUE

Need to find a place to work? Get lots. Precisely, parking lots. Discover how San Franciscans are making a point about unaffordable work space.

BUTTS OUT WITH BOOTS

Described as 'brilliant' by Glamour and named the 'cringeworthy' Turkey of the Week by Campaign Live, this summer campaign by Boots is dividing the nation.

SAVING THE (NORTH) FACE

Why did The North Face end up apologising to Wikipedia?

THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT BETSI

JP Morgan's Bot for Equity Trading Symphony Integration (BETSI), first of its kind among buy-side asset managers, is showing very promising results.

TURNING DOWNS INTO UPS

What if integration was actually child's play? Discover the installation by two American professors that is moving the entire world.

ALEXA, LET'S WALK OUT

In Amazon's 25-year history employees had never been on strike. Until now, when they decided to protest against the company's inaction on climate change.

BITTER BREXIT BANTER

Britons might have been denied a People’s Vote, but they can still speak their minds with some bitterly hilarious mockery of the latest "Get ready for Brexit" campaign.

THE ERA OF

SHUSH-TAINABILITY

Why are more and more companies nowadays keeping quiet about their ecological credentials and sustainable innovations?

SPOTIFY DIVERSIFY

Gone are the days when "Walk Like a Badass" was the best thing that Spotify offered to our morning commute. Their Non-Music Era has come, and we're all ears.

WORD OF THE TECHSPERTS

From 'wallpaper TV' to a suitcase that follows you, here's the best from the Consumer Electronics Show 2019.

SMALL, PRETENTIOUS,

SHORT-LASTING...

…polluting and unethical. All in all, AirPods don't sound that great, do they? At least according to this thought-provoking article from Vice.

NEVER KNOWINGLY OVERPACKAGED

John Lewis? Almost. Their partners at Waitrose have launched a packaging-free trial to eliminate unnecessary plastic.

BRITS LOVE BRICKS

For the second year in a row LEGO has been named the favourite brand of British consumers, beating runner-up Apple and the previous favourite British Airways. But when it comes to ‘most relevant’ brand, the top ten is quite different...

GOOD, BAD, BUD.

Good is when there are shots of Lennon, Jagger, Hendrix and co. drinking your beer. Bad is when the rights for said shots cost millions of dollars. Bud(weiser) are those who found a brilliant solution, worth a D&AD Yellow Pencil.

WHAT HAPPENS IN CANNES, STAYS...

...on the posters, merch and videos created by Lucky Generals and #timeTo, raising awareness of the risk of sexual harassment during Cannes Lions.

I'LL NIVEA SEE YOU AGAIN

To react or not to react, that is the question for an advertising agency whose client has just shared bigoted views. Discover what choice FCB made and why.

PLEASED TO DISPLEASE

In a world crawling with reviews, not everyone is terrified by the bad ones. Channel 4, for example, flaunted the most bigoted ones like badges of honour.

COSMOPOLITANLY BRITISH

Following its recent claim that “We are not an island”, HSBC's now targeting 12 cities and some London boroughs with customised ads full of world-loving, but very British wit.

MONEY GROWS ON SCREENS

The real impact of digitally-engaged consumers and disruptive financial services providers in Asia Pacific is even more impressive than you think.

SEE IT. SAVOUR IT. SCOFF IT.

Well, no more now that TFL is making sure that your commute won’t lure you into junk food.

SERIOUSLY, BODEN?

Please someone tell the creatives behind the latest Mini Boden's catalogue that the 50s are over. Just like the 60s, the 70s, the 80s, and so on.

UNB-AVIVABLE FEMINISM

Can Aviva pay women 27% less than men, jump on the equality bandwagon and get away with it? (Spoiler: no).

A BAGEL YOU CAN'T REFUSE

What if Bolton, home of Warburtons bakery, becomes the scene of a bagel mafia drama? Well, you might end up spotting De Niro and his GoodBagels around there…

TASTIER PARCELS

What if the king of delivery sets their eyes on Deliveroo? Find out more about the billion-dollar investment that is changing the game between Amazon and Uber.

TIKTOK, TIME TO UNLOCK...

...and the ad-party won't stop, no! Oh-oh-oh-oh... Whether you like or not our tweak to Ke$ha's lyrics, you'll probably agree it's time for marketers to fully explore the potential of the TikTok app.

IT'S A DIRTY JOB...

…but someone has to do it. Advertising? No, sucking pollution from the sky through advertising. Discover the possibilities of air-purifying billboards, powered by a technology (promisingly) called The Breath.

THE ROUNDUP WHICH ROUNDED THE PIZZA BOX

In a world full of people trying to square the circle, four underdogs have given the pizza box its true shape. A fun Apple film based on a true story.

DESPERATELY SEEKING HUMAN

Beyond proof-of-concept experiments and data overloads, the key to realising AI's full potential is to focus on real-world challenges.

(DO IT YOUR)SELFLESS

How to turn the DIY lessons offered by a famous home improvement retailer from an end in themselves into a force for good?

BRICK THE RULES

Who’s the best at challenging reality and creating a new one where imagination rules? Kids, especially when Lego tells them to Rebuild the World.

NOT JUST A BLACK MIRROR EPISODE

Social credit ratings could now mean life or death for companies willing to do business in China. But is it as scary as it sounds?