The ad twice shows a video clip of Harris saying this: “Taxes are gonna have to go up.” It also shows those words on screen in big, all-caps text. But the ad cuts out critical words from ...

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And so it did. The Harris campaign launched its digital new ad, “JD Vance’s Damning Non-Answer,” across the seven battleground states on Wednesday aimed at attracting undecided voters.

is cracking down on online ads like these, saying their structure misleads customers. Both companies defend the adverts. Nike's ad featured an exploding head emoji and a black heart emoji ...

Days after the groundbreaking market release of the second signature shoe of Ja Morant, Nike unveiled another major ... will be greater," Ja says in the ad. "For me, getting knocked down is ...

It was tough not having someone like that.” By having someone who “looks like you”, Maqsood is referencing the hijab she so proudly wears. “Unfortunately, there is a bit of a stereotype ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Nike’s profits in Australia slid over the past year as the global shoe brand fights to win back its cultural cachet after a string ...

The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned Sky and Nike ads for using “dark pattern” advertising tactics which intend to mislead consumers. An investigation by the ASA found Sky failed ...

The UK’s advertising watchdog has banned ads from Nike and Sky on the grounds that they’re misleading in another sign that the agency has its eyes firmly peeled on the way retailers approach ...

The ad featured a pair of sneakers next to the caption: “Now just £26 at Nike!” and exploding head and black heart emojis, according to the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA). The ad appeared ...