American Apparel taps 62-year-old lingerie model
Breaking from depictions of young women, the brand is relying on an older woman to sell bras and panties
More of the Super Bowl than ever is devoted to ads
Commercial time in the telecast has soared by almost 20 percent over the past decade
Hundreds laid off from local news network Patch
After the AOL sale, the new owner of the network of local news sites is reportedly cutting two-thirds of staff
Cheerios to bring back biracial family for Super Bowl
The cereal is reviving characters from an ad that sparked a racial backlash as well as a great deal of support
Seahawks’ Marshawn Lynch scores Skittles deal
Star running back parlays an obsession with the rainbow-flavored candy into a sweet endorsement
How hipsters are wounding a U.S. business icon
Sales of Gillette razors are falling, and it’s all because young men are foreswearing clean-shaven skin
Why cheerleading may be one of America’s worst jobs
A former cheerleader for the NFL's Raiders is alleging sub-minimum wage pay and labor abuses
Netflix mulls pricing change, but vows to go slow
The streaming service is mulling new pricing plans, three years after a price hike caused customers to quit
As Target fallout continues, fraud incidents emerge
A woman whose data was stolen in the security breach learned a thief had opened accounts in her name
How one company is benefiting from Target’s breach
Shares of VeriFone, which makes card-swipe devices, have jumped 25 percent since Target’s data breach
"World’s most interesting man" helps cure canine cancer
He can help dogs beat the deadly disease with his mouth -- he is... Dos Equis pitchman Jonathan Goldsmith
Neiman Marcus warns thieves used cards after hack
As the retailer alerts customers, another report says the malware affected a large number of systems
Are Olympics fans saying "nyet" to the Sochi Games?
Amid high costs and security concerns, desirable tickets for winter events are still available
Why Angie’s List is getting a rash of bad reviews
The former high-flier, under fire from lawsuits and free competitors, is struggling to get an A from investors
In good sign for U.S. economy, small businesses boost hiring
Despite December’s weak jobs report, smaller firms are staffing up at their fastest rate since before the recession