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January
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- Are GM and Chrysler stuffing the channel?
- Grocers complain that prices aren't dropping
- NRF predicts return to growth in Q4
- Latest media casualty: Mad
- Nielsen drops PRISM
- GameStop makes money on used games
- A guaranteed argument-starter
- Are the agencies starting to get it?
- Magazines take a big hit
- Circuit City, R.I.P.
- The end of the "second paper"
- Leibowitz for FTC?
- Wharton questions in-store marketing assumptions
- Borders brings in former Nash Finch CEO
- A service provider takes a fall
- Abercrombie stays on the high road
- Are we there yet?
- It's not just the big daily newspapers that are su...
- Resale price maintenance in a recession
- A late report on a good study
- Remember when Bill Blass was a big deal?
- Happy New Year!
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