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  • Crocs Appoints VP of Retail for NA

    The exec comes most recently from Reebok and will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the retail footprint in North America, including the entire fleet of full-price and outlet stores.
  • LeapFrog Names VP of Platform Marketing

    The executive will lead LeapFrog's efforts to grow the company's existing platforms, while developing future engaging and educational experiences for children that broaden the LeapFrog brand experience with children and parents.
  • NetSuite Wins New Customers in Pet Products

    Companies announced include GameWear, Pet Head and That Pet Place, which are among a growing number of manufacturers, distributors and retailers of pet goods that are leveraging NetSuite.
  • Centric Adds Fung Capital, Silver Lake Waterman as Strategic Investors

    The investment is expected to support geographic expansion in Asia and acceleration of product innovation.
  • Dassault Systemes to Acquire Quintiq

    The acquisition of Quintiq extends Dassault Systmes 3DEXPERIENCE platform to business operations planning and further enables its longtime goal of harmonizing product, nature and life.
  • Death of the Shopping Mall? Consumer Goods Manufacturers Adapt

    Who will sell consumer product five years from now? And where? The decline of shopping malls, the rise of online shopping and changing consumer habits require consumer goods manufacturers to rethink their approach to moving goods.
  • CG Execs Say They Lack Digital Know-How

    New research finds that more than half of business leaders place digital strategy and data analytics high on their agenda. Yet, 32 percent of respondents currently see themselves as having weak or no capabilities in these areas. Meanwhile, the supply chain was rated by consumer goods and retail executives as the No. 1 challenge for their companies and is also the most likely to receive increased investment this year.
  • Tyson to Sell Mexico and Brazil Poultry Businesses

    Tyson Foods President and CEO Donnie Smith says that the company lacked then necessary scale to gain lading share positions in these markets.
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