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Blog Archive
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2006
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January
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- Is Marshall Fields rising from the dead?
- Marketing in Post-Katrina New Orleans
- Branding by smell
- Is CW a precursor to CBS/CNN merger?
- Are exclusive promotions an antitrust issue?
- New in-store ad device
- Service-supplier news
- Adidas-Reebok deal will close Tuesday
- To our Chinese readers ...
- Private label CPG in Europe
- Why all the closings?
- CVS and Walgreen
- More on Nike: the channel issue
- Another chain sold: Hudson's Bay
- Happy birthday, Amadeus
- Wal-Mart and the labels
- Satellite to grow 5mil per year
- Best Buy continuing to cut back on rebates
- Battle on the home front
- Cisco going consumer, names new CMO
- India opens retail -- a little
- Coupon wars: Valassis suing News America
- A bit of media nonfragmentation
- States enacting RFID legislation
- Management buying Sports Authority
- Albertson's sold ... finally
- Nike's new CEO quits
- Home Depot c-stores?
- How to fix the newspaper biz
- More bad news for the news biz
- Amazon to have its own TV show
- Retail shake-up in Australia
- Konica Minolta exiting camera biz
- Nickelodeon and Kelloggs to be sued
- Home Depot to slow new store openings
- Google buys radio ad-placement company
- Five hot retailers
- Can you talk the talk?
- Shock research: Kmart has lousy service!
- More store closures: Mervyns
- NRF: Retail growth to slow in 2006
- Radio wars will get hotter
- December retail up less than expected
- NYC: Post bigger than Times?
- More on Home Depot
- What's on sale? The store.
- Sam Goody goes Chapter 11
- General Mills to step up advertising
- Black and white and dead all over
- SEC investigating Home Depot
- Wal-Mart: Adapting to the Chinese market
- More downsizing: Office Max
- Sears' Christmas: How bad was it?
- Off-topic: Airline boarding procedures
- Home Depot going pro
- Saks changes management, considers selling what's ...
- Tesco says: China = yes; USA = no
- The amazing disappearing toy store
- Senator calls for rebate regulations
- The death of the jingle
- December retail results
- Private label at 23% in Europe
- Sex sells, but not in Moldova
- Marketer's ingenuity
- Santa's a cyber-shopper
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- Carrefour (11)
- channel conflict (7)
- channel-blurring (7)
- channel-stuffing (12)
- China (19)
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- collaboration (3)
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- Computers (6)
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- Consumer electronics (29)
- Consumer promotions (2)
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- convergence (3)
- Cosmetics (8)
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- Dell (4)
- DemandTec (2)
- demographics (8)
- department stores (45)
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- ecommerce (1)
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- grocery (10)
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- Home furnishings (2)
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- in-store (24)
- India (16)
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- Intel (9)
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- media (78)
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- Mergers/acquisitions (36)
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- Oracle (3)
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