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  • Retail Loyalty Wars: Tesco Grows, Wal-Mart Falls Short

    New research shows that the economy hasnt been kind to most retail brands. The top 10 retail brands have lost $4.2 billion or 2 percent from the combined brand value. Find out why some retailers are bucking the trend and why others are still struggling to regain loyalty.
  • New Walmart Site Targets Women Only

    By 2016, the dedicated e-commerce site will feature approximately 500 items from apparel and jewelry, to stationery and accessories by more than 20,000 women in nearly two dozen countries.
  • PepsiCo Unites Operations with Two New Initiatives

    The creation of the Global Snacks Group and Power of One Americas Council are critical components of the companys long-term strategy to strengthen and extend its global leadership position in snacks and leverage the power of its combined food and beverage businesses.
  • 10 Obstacles for Trade Spend Effectiveness

    Executives from IDC Manufacturing Insights and MindTree Ltd share their experiences of TPM and TPO in the CG industry. Find out what the biggest hurdles are for effective TPM and learn how Global Fortune 500 CPG company adapted a single trade promotion solution in more than 30 countries, enabling greater ROI.

  • Clarins Group Signs E-Commerce Agreement

    The Clarins Group signs an agreement with PFSweb for its online direct-to-consumer support services throughout North America and Europe.
  • Coca-Cola FEMSA, Grupo CIMSA to Merge

    In addition, through this transaction, Coca-Cola FEMSA will become the owner of a 13.2 percent stake in Promotora Industrial Azucarera, S.A. de C.V. ("PIASA"), a participant in the Mexican sugar industry.
  • Patagonia Hires New VP of Global E-Commerce

    The new hire brings a wealth of e-commerce experience to Patagonia, most recently as Urban Outfitters' executive director of marketing.
  • Update: New Details on Kraft's Separation Plan

    Kraft Foods Chairman and CEO Irene Rosenfeld candidly outlines the key drivers and benefits of the decision to launch two independent public companies before year-end 2012. Find out how each company will look and operate after the split.
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