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  • ConAgra, Others Pursue ROI from DSR Investments

    Consumer goods manufacturers have invested significant time and money building out a consumer-driven supply network, the centerpiece of which is the DSR. Now, the obvious question is have those investments paid off? Read on to find out the results of a recent survey focused this issue, and learn how ConAgra made the DSR a foundational part of its environment.

  • Hallmark, AOL, Kraft Talk Creating Consumer Value

    Innovation-focused executives from Kraft, Hallmark, AOL and many more met to deepen their understanding of true innovation at CGT's sixth annual Growth and Innovation Forum. Click here for key takeaways from the events insightful presentations and panels discussions

  • Groupon Launches Rewards Program

    Groupon Rewards completes the company's suite of marketing services for local businesses, adding a retention solution to the existing customer acquisition and yield management offerings. ?

  • Ralcorp Names Post Holdings CEO Following Separation

    Ralcorp also announced that James L. Holbrook will join Post Holdings as Executive Vice President, Marketing.

  • U.S., Canada, Mexico Strengthen Consumer Product Safety across North America

    According to the U.S. Trade Representative, the North America Free Trade Agreement among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico created the world's largest free trade area, linking 450 million people producing $17 trillion worth of goods and services.

  • Walmart Vice Chairman to Depart, Replacement Sought

    Vice Chairman Eduardo Castro-Wright has overseen global sourcing and the expansion of the companys global e-commerce technology, including its acquisitions into social and mobile commerce.

  • Nestle Appoints Walmart EVP to CFO Post

    Besides her financial background, Wan Ling Martello has extensive insight of the consumer and branded goods category.

  • Retail Loyalty Wars: Tesco Grows, Wal-Mart Falls Short

    New research shows that the economy hasnt been kind to most retail brands. The top 10 retail brands have lost $4.2 billion or 2 percent from the combined brand value. Find out why some retailers are bucking the trend and why others are still struggling to regain loyalty.
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