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  • The Top 100 E-Retailers of 2011

    An annual assessment of leading online retailers shows that customer satisfaction with e-retail remains at an all-time high. After six years at the top of the list, Netflix drops to No. 13 and Amazon narrowly takes the lead. Find out who the biggest gainers were this year.
  • ConAgra Ups Bid for Ralcorp to $4.9B

    After its initial offer was rejected, ConAgra has increased its bid for Ralcorp Holdings Inc. in hopes of bolstering its private label portfolio.
  • General Mills Takeover Speculation Boosts Shares

    Shares of General Mills Inc. climbed to the highest level since June 2010 thanks to speculation that the maker of Cheerios and Progresso may be acquired by Nestle SA.
  • CPG Coupon Offers Reach All-Time High

    In 2010, marketers distributed 332 billion CPG coupons, the largest single-year distribution quantity ever recorded in the United States. A new report sheds light on distribution and redemption trends.
  • New Ways to Ensure Food Safety with RFID

    Some 48 million cases of illness in the United States each year are caused by spoiled or contaminated food. Heres how RFID can help ameliorate this epidemic. The question is, who will actually buy and use these systems?
  • Kraft Coffee Brand Goes from Online to Retail

    Kraft Foods announces that its premium coffee brand, Gevalia, will be available for purchase in supermarkets, mass merchandisers and other retail outlets across the United States beginning in August 2011.
  • Coke Invites US Retailers to "Give it Back"

    A new merchandise display program expands the companys commitment to sustainability.
  • Retailers Get Personal with New In-Store Technology Options

    Two new Aberdeen reports prove that personalization of the in-store customer experience will be a key objective for retailers over the next two years. Here are the customer satisfaction strategies you can expect from your retail customers in 2011.
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