Darrell Winfield, star of the most successful campaign in tobacco history, sold the spirit of the cowboy to American men—and, surprisingly, women too.
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«Advertising is based on one thing, happiness,» says Don Draper, the main character in the TV-series Mad Men. A tough cowboy and his horse had the ultimate good fortune in the USA in the Sixties.
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The head of the World Health Organization has emphasized the need for global coordination in working to end the coronavirus pandemic.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the European Union (EU), Switzerland and DemirBank are helping to increase the availability of affordable and high-quality medicines in the Kyrgyz Republic by boosting the efficiency of Darmek Pharm, a leading pharmaceutical chain operating 42 outlets in the south of the country.
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An American journalist who has covered China for two decades recently called for more people to become People's Republic of China hawks to confront the rise of Beijing as a global power.
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An Armenian man in a California prison for the 1982 assassination of the Turkish consul general to Los Angeles will be released on parole, in a decision that drew a rebuke from the U.S. State Department and the Turkish Foreign Ministry.
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Nano Mikautadze used to cover her head in public after an autoimmune disorder caused her hair to fall out. But in her 20s, she decided to stop wearing head scarves and decorated her scalp with a floral tattoo.
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YouTube has pulled 30,000 videos for sharing misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines, Axios reports.
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In March, Google revealed it was busy integrating a new video editor into Google Photos. The search engine giant divulged details about its features at the time.
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It's no secret Apple has its sights set on a foldable iPhone. The company has been registering patents for foldable mechanisms and devices for almost a decade now with no launch date in sight. The question is whether any of them will ever see the light of day, and if so, when?
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