McDonald’s has rolled out specially designed French fry packaging for the first time it its history, in celebration of the forthcoming FIFA World Cup. The new packaging features stunning artwork by an international pool of 12 artists—each of them created an original street art visual for one of the packs. Additionally, the mini-buckets feature a key to opening a specially created AR app for further engagement with the brand’s fans.

The 2014 BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brand ranking reveals brands that managed to reach big in the past year. The 9th consecutive annual study completed by Millward Brown proves that the recession is officially over: the brand value of the world’s most important brands has increased by 12 percent to $2.9 trillion versus last year’s 7 percent improvement. Apparently, the global economy is stepping into a new positive stage of development.

Heineken helped men have a perfect football watching experience, enjoying the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid to the fullest. The beer brand signed a deal with Brazilian chain Shoestock to arrange a one-night three-hour shoe sale on Saturday, May 24, just for the time of the match. The idea was simple—women could go shop footwear and leave their male partners in peace for the time of the game.