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The auto industry won the competition for top Super Bowl ads, according to ad pros and consumers polled by The Wall Street Journal.

The auto industry won the competition for top Super Bowl ads, according to ad pros and consumers polled by The Wall Street Journal.

Elton John squares off against Seinfeld. Chrysler goes long. Bring your smartphone.

The connoisseur, the casual and the curious-yet-clueless: Find your level.

Advertisers increasingly are testing their Super Bowl spots on audiences in advance of the big game to guard against unexpected reactions and to make sure their messages get through.

U.K. police are investigating, at a politician's request, a 2009 email-hacking incident at News Corp.'s Times of London.

News Corp. lawyers said that, during an IT upgrade in early 2011, the company deleted an email from the inbox of James Murdoch in which company counsel spelled out a plaintiff's claim that phone-hacking was widespread at News of the World.

Amazon is struggling to make money as quickly as it spends it, putting the squeeze on the online retailer's latest financial results and crimping its outlook.

The man-vs-nature thriller "The Grey," starring Liam Neeson, grossed $20 million over the weekend. Meanwhile, some Oscar nominees expanded their distribution reach.

Ari Emanuel's agency has quietly agreed to pay the owner of an office building in Beverly Hills about $30 million to resolve a dispute over WME's refusal to occupy the building even though it inherited a 20-year lease on it.

Ari Emanuel's agency has quietly agreed to pay the owner of an office building in Beverly Hills, Calif., about $30 million to resolve a dispute over WME's refusal to occupy the building even though it inherited a 20-year lease on it.