Parle most chosen in-home FMCG brand: Kantar

Kantar has released the 12th edition of its annual Brand Footprint India report. The report ranks the Most Chosen (in-home & out-of-home) FMCG Brands based on Consumer Reach Points (CRP’s).(Image source: Ramsa Chaudhary via X)

With a CRP score of 7980 million, Parle holds the top spot for a record 12th year in a row, followed by Britannia, Amul, Clinic Plus and Tata Consumer Products.

Workplaces are failing to nurture the creativity of their employees: Canva

Currently, the most used technologies to unlock creativity among leaders are collaboration platforms (65%), visual communication (64%), and data visualization tools (56%). (Representative Image: Ashkan Forouzani via Unsplash)

Harvard Business Review Analytic Services conducted a global study in association with Canva and revealed that 96% of survey respondents agree creative ideas are essential to an organization’s long-term success and performance.

Unique logo? Ensure legal protection before trouble strikes

A legal challenge in April forced Cognizant to stop using their logo in India when the Bombay High Court ruled against Cognizant in a logo infringement case filed by Bengaluru-based Atyati Technologies. (Image source: Moneycontrol)

The recent ruling where IT company Cognizant was forced to change its logo in India, shows how hard it can be to establish and protect brand assets.

Softbank backed Ola Electric’s $740 mn IPO likely in August

The Roadster series offers a compact design and a modular platform that delivers improved performance, efficiency and reliability in all riding conditions.

The proposed IPO, the first by an Indian EV two-wheeler, would be a watershed moment for the domestic auto industry, encouraging rivals such as Ather Energy to examine value unlocking schemes.

adidas vs ADIDAS: Delhi HC awards over Rs 14 lakh in damages for trademark infringement

In response to the lawsuit, M&M issued a statement expressing its intent to find an amicable resolution, as per reports.

The court of Justice Sanjeev Narula also fined Adidas Rs 14.22 lakh in damages, which includes Rs 3 lakh in nominal damages and Rs 11.22 lakh in costs incurred by Adidas in pursuing the trademark infringement case over the previous 13 years.

Google to keep third-party cookies in its Chrome browser

This is one of three significant fines levied on the company in the past decade. (Representative Image: charlesdeluvio via Unsplash)(Representative Image: charlesdeluvio via Unsplash)

The major reversal follows concerns from advertisers – the company’s biggest source of income – saying the loss of cookies in the world’s most popular browser will limit their ability to collect information for personalizing ads, making them dependent on Google’s user databases, as per reports.

Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty partners with Paris Olympics and Paralympics

The pop star turned serial entrepreneur revealed that her Fenty Beauty imprint will partner with the international sporting events to equip volunteers with makeup kits.

Rihanna said, “tried to tell yall….we outside all 2024!!! PROUD to announce that @FentyBeauty is a premium partner of the Olympic AND Paralympic Games baby!!! #FentyxParis2024” alongside a picture of the popstar herself with a mega-size lip gloss tube captured in front of the Eiffel Tower.