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  • Coca-Cola Licenses Dr Pepper Brands

    Under the new licensing agreements, Coca-Cola will distribute Dr Pepper in the United States and Canada Dry in the Northeast U.S. where these brands were formerly distributed by Coca-Cola Enterprises.
  • The Myth of Overnight Success

    It took Barrie Bergman 25 years to build Record Bar into the success that made him a wealthy man. Bare Escentuals, his second company, was an overnight success after only 14 years. The one thing both of these success stories have in common? Time.
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  • Social Media Initiatives in Consumer Goods

    Adoption has skyrocketed as social networking now accounts for 11 percent of all time spent online in the United States. But how do businesses capitalize on this trend? New research from CGT and Wipro answers this burning question.
  • Hormel Appoints New CFO

    Among a number of promotions, Steven G. Binder is named executive vice president of Refrigerated Foods.
  • The Clorox Company Unveils New Corporate Logo

    The launch marks the most dramatic change in the company's visual identity since 1957.
  • U.S. Okays Coca-Cola Bottler Acquisition

    The completion of the acquisition remains subject to the receipt of approval by CCE shareowners.
  • 2010 Retailer/Supplier Shared Data Study

    A groundbreaking new survey from CGT and RIS News asked consumer goods suppliers and retailers to provide their perspectives on data sharing.
  • Glidden Makes a Comeback

    It was oneof the paint industry's greatest success stories: In 1984, The Glidden Company was the third largest producerin America's paint and coatings industry. And then suddenlyin 1986, the brand literally fell off the map. When AkzoNobel acquired theGlidden brand in 2008, one thing was clear: It had to undergo a holisticre-invention of the Glidden brand and restore it to its former glory.
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