Marketing: It Really IS Brain Surgery!

Almost two decades since the last effort to dig a transit tunnel along Eglinton Avenue was halted, construction of the Crosstown LRT tunnel is set to begin anew. One of two tunnel-boring machines that will be used to dig the 11-kilometre underground portion of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT is now in place, with the other soon to follow. Both are due to start digging on May 15.

A former Hooters waitress is suing the company, saying she had to quit after shaving her head for a surgery to remove a cranial tumor. 

Dr. Pepper Ten?s manly new marketing campaign may be clever or a disaster ? depending on the who?s talking ? but its ?for men only? message seems to violate the new rules of shopper marketing. In case you missed it Dr. Pepper 10, the company?s new 10-calorie soda, is meant to appeal to men. Only ...

Submitted by Michael Krieger of Liberty Blitzkrieg blog, 3D-printing, like decentralized crypto currencies, have the potential to change the world in which we live in extraordinary ways. Ways that are almost inconceivable at this point given we are so early in the game.  More than anything else, these technologies can empower the individual like never before, and I think that is generally a very good thing.

Business Insider needs a reporter to write about advertising and to help build our coverage of marketing and media. This will be the most fun job in journalism right now.

I appreciate that blogging about your own blog must represent the height of self-absorption, but I hope you will forgive me.?? This is my 100th post on forbes.com and I am positively giddy.?? I started blogging on tax issues in December 2009.?? My first post was a meditation on the tax implications of slaughtering monsters ...

Richard C. Senelick, MD, is a neurologist who serves as medical director of the Rehabilitation Institute of San Antonio. He is also editor in chief of HealthSouth Press.

Fearing action by creditors, San Bernardino, California, Files Chapter 9 Bankruptcy Petition San Bernardino, California, after disclosing a $46 million shortfall in the city’s budget, filed for municipal bankruptcy. San Bernardino listed assets and debt of more than $1 billion in a filing yesterday with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Riverside, California. It’s the third California city to seek court protection from creditors since June 28.