New York Times Marketing

By ROBERT MACKEY

A joke about the FIFA president’s arrest apparently fell flat in the Zurich offices of world soccer’s governing body.

By RICHARD SANDOMIR

A new agreement will allow Nike to manufacture jerseys for retail markets as part of an eight-year deal worth about $1 billion, more than double the value of the league’s deal with Adidas.

By FARHAD MANJOO

When Apple’s chief executive gave a speech on the tech industry’s privacy practices, he failed to fairly explore the benefits of free, ad-supported services.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

San Francisco supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to approve health warnings on ads for sugary sodas and some other drinks.

Readers respond to an Op-Ed essay on moves to ban controversial ads seen by subway and bus passengers.

By REUTERS

Sears Holdings Corp's strategy to cut advertising and discounting is raising concerns among analysts who question whether the venerable retailer will be able to attract new customers.

By JOE COSCARELLI

Craig Braun, who became known in the ’60s and ’70s as the go-to inventor of elaborate album covers, reflects on the design of “Sticky Fingers” and the Stones’ logo.

NBC’s prerace broadcast seemed long, but in the end, the network’s Belmont Stakes coverage was worthy of a Triple Crown victory.