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  • Comings & Goings: April 2015

    Brand Marketers
    Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta

    Russell Baker has been named vice president, shopper marketing strategy, content and capabilities, for Coca-Cola North America.

  • Air Wick Believes 'Home is in the Air'

    Aiming to accelerate share while driving category growth and brand loyalty, RB (formerly Reckitt Benckiser) executed a global re-launch of its Air Wick brand with a “Home is in the Air” campaign that includes an in-store component to get shoppers to smell the scents.

  • Target Slashes Jobs, Invests $1B in Supply Chain

    Target is strengthening its efforts to become a channel-agnostic retailer with mobile serving as the "front door" to its brand, while cutting thousands of jobs is part of a plan to save $2 billion over two years.
  • Target Gains CEO from PepsiCo

    As Targets new CEO, Brian Cornells top priorities will be accelerating the companys performance and advancing Targets omnichannel evolution.
  • Dollar Tree Buys Family Dollar for $8.5B

    On July 28, 2014, Dollar Tree, Inc. announced its intent to takeover Family Dollar for $8.5 billion. Will the merged company, with more than 13,000 stores in 48 states and five Canadian Provinces, create significant competition for big box retailers, like Walmart?
  • Amazon.com Joins Top 10 Retailers

    While Walmart once again takes the top spot, Amazons rise into a top 10 list from STORES Media is being noted as a symbolic of a shift in U.S. retail toward a genuinely multichannel future. Find out who else made the list, indicating noticeable changes taking place in the retail landscape.
  • Target Continues Leadership Transformation

    Target announces a number of leadership changes that will further the companys efforts to drive U.S. traffic and sales, improve its Canadian operations, and advance its ongoing digital transformation.
  • Target CEO Steps Down

    On May 5, 2014, Targets board of directors issued a statement detailing the executive changes.
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