giant follows in the footsteps of last year's winner Burger King and previous honourees Coca-Cola, Google, Ikea, Samsung, Heineken, McDonald's, Mars and Unilever. Former Grey Global creative chief Tor

with the capture of Burger King, though the debut campaign featuring the chain's CEO will win no one's vote for a creative award. Meanwhile, Molson Coors consolidated creative duties for its local portfolio

A similar situation plagued Burger King in the UK in 2012 when it too shifted its contract from Bidvest to DHL, but far fewer stores were affected. Adding to Yum's woes, Pizza Hut, arguably its weakest

the group that owns Burger King, Tim Hortons and now Popeyes, took investors by surprise with 4Q figures that were well above expectations. BK delivered systemwide sales growth of over 12% in the final

the owner of Burger King and Tim Hortons - took a loss on a large currency transaction handled by the bank and demanded an internal investigation. Wells Fargo was the only US bank to reward its currency

Ikea "Hooray!" by Mother London >Burger King "Bullying Jr" by David Miami >Mercedes-Benz "Follow" by Lukas Lindemann Rosinski >Dept for Transport Think! "Pink Kittens" by AMV BBDO Plenty of reasons

an entertaining campaign for the Australian arm of Burger King, Hungry Jack's. You've seen ads like this before of course (most recently in Leo Burnett London's campaign for McDonald's coffee) but that

owners of Kraft Heinz, Burger King and Tim Hortons and other brands. Best-known for its market-leading oral care business, Colgate also has a solid position in personal cleaning (Palmolive) and in pet

apart from their shared love of the Fillet-O-Fish burger. (And almost no one in their right mind loves that monstrosity). It had attracted considerable comment online for exploiting bereavement for commercial

Burger King "Eat" by Buzzman New London creative boutique Who Wot Why makes a big splash with this attention-grabbing film for Giffgaff, the pay as you go arm of UK mobile provider O2. The agency was