Hasta La Creative!

A truce has been reached in the vicious corporate battle that pitted the 93-year-old mogul and his daughter against his longtime confidants and directors at Viacom.

Mr. Trump, in his first ad buys of the general election, has reserved nearly $5 million in ads in four battleground states — compared with Mrs. Clinton’s $13 million.

The organization has acknowledged its role in an epidemic that has killed thousands. But it has much further to go to truly make amends.

For an American, it is odd and delightful to spot American Olympic legends on a wee-hours show in Brazil. It gets odder and more delightful once you listen.

Events like the Olympics and the Oscars are finding their way onto streaming platforms, and marketers are wondering how to reach those viewers.

“ADHD Nation,” by Alan Schwarz, is important, humane and compellingly written.

The music producer helped pioneer the boy-band phenomenon before he was convicted of running a $300 million Ponzi scheme and sentenced to 25 years in federal prison.

Drake’s “Views” remained at No. 2, and the rapper’s collaborator PartyNextDoor debuted at No. 3.

The bruising battle has much to teach about executive behavior, corporate governance and the use of litigation, among other issues.

Mr. DeLuca was an ad man who had a crucial part in persuading Congress to approve a $1.5 billion federal loan guarantee package for the automaker in 1980.