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  • Wrigley Leverages Two Global Creative Agencies

    The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. selects DDB Worldwide as an additional global creative advertising agency, joining BBDO Worldwide, to provide creative advertising agency support for the company's brands throughout the world.
  • Nokia Opens its First Design Studio in India

    Nokia has chosen India as the location for the first in a series of satellite design studios it plans to establish in design hot spots around the world, signaling the increasing impact the country is having on the development of mobile phones.
  • Coty Inc. Launches New Chloe Women's Fragrance

    Chloe and Coty Prestige, the selective division of Coty, announce the press launch of a new Chloe's women's fragrance in October 2007 for an on-counter date in February 2008.
  • Nokia Opens First Design Studio in India

    Nokia has chosen India as the first location in a series of satellite design studios that it plans to establish in design hot spots around the world, signaling the increasing impact the country is having on the development of mobile phones.
  • Former Reebok VP Joins Global Brands Group

    Global Brands Group, an independent, international brand management, retail and licensing company, announces that former Reebok vice present of sales, Simon Hawkins, joins the company as vice president of licensing and sales for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
  • Cognos Wins "Best Midmarket Strategy"

    Cognos wins "Best Midmarket Strategy" at the Midsize Enterprise Summit Europe event held in Paris.
  • Total Luxury Group Licenses Famous Athletic Footwear Brand

    Total Luxury Group Inc.'s wholly owned subsidiary International Apparel Group Inc. (IAG) recently signed an exclusive licensing agreement for the Pony label for all Men's and Young Men's apparel products, which covers the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico
  • Stanley Works Builds onto Board of Directors

    The Board of Directors of The Stanley Works elects a new member, Robert B. Coutts, executive vice president, Electronic Systems of the Lockheed Martin Corporation.
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