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May 11, 2009 - A drop in online customer satisfaction offers more bad news for retailers. A new study reveals which companies are still tops and which have lost their shine.

The site -- www.wd40uses.com -- allows members to submit stories, photos and videos showing the creative ways they protect their investments and avoid paying for expensive repairs or replacement items.

A new study reveals that U.S. consumers feel that consumer products is the most respected and reputable industry, a finding that undoubtedly drives bottom line results for J&J, General Mills, Kraft, P&G and more.

New data shows total food and drink product launches have been cut in half since last year. Will this trend continue into the second half of 2009?

Several months of stronger-than-expected retail sales provided hope that the industry was poised to bounce back, but March retail sales demonstrate that the industry is continuing to struggle.

The initiatives include an expanded education program focused on nutrition, health and wellness for school-age children around the world.

L'Oreal establishes a long-term environmental plan for 2005 to 2015.

Forrester Research reveals how interactive marketers can better use social media to engage with their most influential consumers.