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The BBB's National Advertising Division conducts the industry voluntary self-regulation program to investigate controversial claims in ads. It works more often than not.

Marketing integrity means different things to different people, but one thing is certain - if you violate a customer's sense of integrity in any way, you will lose him.

Half of the homesteaders complained and the other half laughed about a historic coca cola ad that suggested deliveries of the beverage came to their region by dog sled.

Tobacco companies duped smokers into purchasing "light cigarette" products with advertising that suggested these were healthier than "regular cigarettes."

U. S. Supreme Court begins the October 5, 2008 session seeming to avoid any cases that might split the court or the nation during the election season.

Acai berries are the latest superfood trend, said to boost energy, contain a long list of essential nutrients and provide quick, easy weight loss. But is the hype true?

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Starting with the Kyoto Protocol in 1997, the global initiative to improve the environment spurred companies throughout the world to become "green".

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The world has a nightmare arsenal of terrible weapons advanced far beyond the evolution of our morality.

McDonald's vigorously protects its global brand against a basketball player, an Australian topless bar, a satirical website and even the Merriam-Webster dictionary.

After college, some students are struggling to pay back loans, and some disreputable businesses try to take advantage of those students.