Back in 2018, Domino’s Russia launched one of the wildest promotions ever: free pizza for 100 years. The catch? Customers had to tattoo the Domino’s logo on their skin to qualify. Thousands rushed in, flooding social media with fresh ink. The campaign became so chaotic that Domino’s shut it down in just five days. A legendary marketing stunt, a viral frenzy, and a lifetime of pizza—if you were brave enough. Liked this content? Follow @MarketingMentor.in for more! #Businessbulls #Domino’s #Russia

Prada introduces a new statement piece — the sleek metal safety pin brooch. Minimalist yet bold, it embodies modern luxury with an edge. Priced at $775, this accessory transforms any outfit, proving that details make all the difference. It’s where elegance meets attitude in the most refined way. A true collector’s piece, the Prada safety pin brooch captures sophistication in its simplest form. Luxury, reimagined for the contemporary wardrobe. @Prada #MarketingMentor #BusinessBulls #Prada

Coca-Cola has rolled out its annual “Holidays Are Coming” campaign, produced with AI for the second year running. According to Pratik Thakar, Global VP of Generative AI, this year’s version is far more polished, with consistent characters and higher-quality visuals. Smaller teams can now create more at scale, multiplying output. The ad shows how AI is reshaping creativity, efficiency, and holiday storytelling. Liked this content? Follow @Businessbulls.in for more! #Businessbulls #CocaCola #AI

Adidas and Puma could be coming together, reuniting the legacy of the Dassler brothers. Bloomberg reports that the Pinault family, which owns 29% of Puma, is considering selling its stake, sparking merger talks. Puma’s Q2 2025 sales fell 2%, and growth forecasts have been cut. Experts say merging with Adidas could help the brand. Puma shares jumped 18% on the news, though neither company has confirmed anything. Liked this content? Follow @BusinessBulls.in for more! #Businessbulls #Business #Adidas #Puma

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In a recent move to curb toilet paper waste, some public restrooms in China now require users to watch a short ad on their smartphone—accessed by scanning a QR code—before receiving a limited amount of toilet paper. Alternatively, users can pay a small fee (around 0.5 yuan or 7 cents) to skip the ad. This system follows earlier efforts like facial recognition dispensers and also opens up new opportunities for ad revenue. However, it has raised concerns about privacy and the reliance on smartphone access in public spaces. #MarketingMentor #BusinessBulls #China

Frida has partnered with boutique ice cream maker OddFellows to release a breast milk–inspired ice cream, and it’s blowing up across the US. Crafted with cream, honey, and nutrient-rich bovine colostrum, the flavor is lightly sweet with a golden hue. Limited-edition pints priced at $12.99 are now available nationwide, sparking huge online buzz. Liked marketing content? Follow @MarketingMentor.in for more! #Businessbulls #Business #Icecream

Experts warn that binge-watching endless Reels and Shorts may damage the brain more severely than alcohol. These fast, dopamine-driven clips overwhelm reward circuits, shrinking attention span, disrupting memory, and heightening anxiety. Unlike alcohol’s short-term hit, constant exposure reshapes neural wiring—weakening focus, deep thinking, and overall mental health. Like our content? Follow us @BusinessBulls.in #Businessbulls #Business #SocialMedia #Reels

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Between 2013 and 2015, Evaldas Rimasauskas from Lithuania pulled off one of the boldest tech scams. Disguised as Quanta Computer—a real supplier for Facebook and Google—he set up a fake company, sending forged invoices for products that never existed. The tech giants unknowingly wired $122 million into his accounts in Latvia and Cyprus. Arrested in 2017, Rimasauskas admitted guilt and received a five-year prison term. Liked this content? Follow @BusinesBulls.in for more! #Businessbulls #Business #Facebook