Hasta La Creative!

The magazine may see a colorful reinvention under Janice Min, who transformed The Hollywood Reporter from a dry trade paper to an influential glossy.

The JeffreyGroup, an agency known mainly for public relations, is creating a new agency to provide cross-cultural marketing to Hispanics.

As New York City’s police commissioner, William J. Bratton will reunite with his friend and sidekick, John Miller, a prominent CBS News reporter.

A new campaign for Staples promotes the fact that the office products chain sells much more these days than folders and clips.

Mr. Hegan, who played for several teams in the major leagues, including the Yankees, returned to his Cleveland and became a broadcaster.

Several new e-book subscription services are analyzing the data of readers and providing it free.

For six weeks, Kiehl’s is donating all the net profits from the sale of its Midnight Recovery Concentrate to the Keep a Child Alive organization.

Religious and conservative groups accused A&E of attacking Christian values and free speech after the network suspended Phil Robertson over comments he made in GQ magazine.

A meeting that started with discussions about the federal health care site shifted quickly to the concerns over National Security Agency spying.

Apple said Beyoncé’s surprise release last week was the fastest-selling album in iTunes history, reaching No. 1 in the sales rankings in 104 countries.