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Consumer Attitudes & Behavior

  • PepsiCo R&D Chief, Over $6bn in Net Revenue is Coming from Innovation

    PepsiCos research and development used to be focused on brand refreshes but were now working with a whole new strategy that is paying off in buckets, says its global R&D head.
  • Emerging Markets Growth to Continue for Heineken

    The chief executive of Heineken, the world's third largest brewer, told CNBC that he expected to see continued sales growth in emerging markets, despite the occasional "hiccup" in the future. Heineken reported higher first-half results than markets expected as it increased profit in all regions except Africa.
  • Amazon Prime Day: Statistical Wonder or Retailer Blunder?

    While the results of Amazon's first ever Prime Day are hard to argue with 18% order increase over best Black Friday return and single day record for Prime signups more than a handful of customers felt cheated by the e-commerce giant's flash sale approach. See how the retailer disappointed shoppers.
  • Nestle Launches Global R&D Center in Ohio

    Nestle opens its new Nestle Research & Development Center in Solon, Ohio, the completion of a $50 million, two-year project to establish this global center.
  • Trends in Experiential Marketing

    Agency executives identify engagement content, mobile apps, Millennials and technology as driving forces in this evolving discipline.

  • Morton Salt Expands Portfolio and Production Capabilities

    Morton Salt is introduces food grade manufacturing capabilities at its salt production facility in Port Canaveral, FL and a new food grade solar salt.
  • Haier America Opens Technology and Design Center

    Haier America, a subsidiary of appliances brand Haier Group, announces the opening of a Technology and Design Center of Excellence, which will create 50 high-wage technology jobs and bolster the local economy.
  • The 5 Worst Retailers to Work For

    For the fourth consecutive year 24/7 Wall Street has analyzed thousands of employee reviews and compiled a list of the worst companies to work for. See which retailers joined Sears and Kmart on the dubious list.
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