Apple "Welcome Home" by Apple & Spike Jonze First up, a fabulous new campaign for Delta Air Lines from regular agency Wieden & Kennedy New York. These ads are always good, often unexpectedly arty and

Apple delivered a strong end to its most recent financial year, just as the new one got underway with what looks to be spectacular demand for the new iPhone X. Strong sales of all its products combined

Initially HP said it would follow Apple and Dell into the music downloads market with plans to launch its own digital music player and MP3 service. Instead the company subsequently agreed a surprise alliance

Advertisers Apple reported absurdly impressive figures for the final quarter of its fiscal year. As if the company hadn't already surpassed all expectations, its net income for the three months to Sept

Apple's latest results exceeded analysts' fears. Sales of the iPhone declined for the first time in its history, while Apple's combined quarterly revenues declined for the first time since the beginning

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In marketer moves, Apple CEO Tim Cook named Jeff Williams, formerly SVP supply chain, as his effective #2 and group COO. The role has been vacant since Cook himself moved up to CEO to replace Steve Jobs.

Apple "Timer" by TBWA Media Arts Director Nicolas Winding Refn's record has been patchy since Ryan Gosling and his jacket in the movie Drive. Yet this spot from DDB Paris for Hennessy is a stunner,

the sun before imploding in the wake of Samsung and Apple's global dominance. Canadian manufacturer Research In Motion (RIM) arguably set the standard for mobile corporate communications during the early

Advertisers Apple has its eyes on a new market that could be significantly more valuable than phones and computers. According to the latest set of leaks from its Cupertino HQ, Apple has hundreds of