brand news
Posted by Shirley Brady on August 8, 2012 06:50 PM

Android beats Apple for global market share while Samsung becomes top-selling mobile brand in Europe, and Apple and Samsung court battle continues.
Citi tests foreclosure rentals, steps up digital marketing.
Eli Lilly seen as last hope for Alzheimer's drug as Pfizer and J&J bow out.
Betsey Johnson rebounds from bankruptcy with lower-priced collection set for New York Fashion Week.
BlackBerry-maker RIM stock jumps on Samsung rumors.
Carmen Steffens expands fashion brand from Brazil to US.
Chiquita restructuring plan calls for new CEO.
Dairy Queen promotes Orange Julius brand.
Esprit hires Zara exec as new CEO.Continue reading...
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brand news
Posted by Dale Buss on May 11, 2012 09:01 AM

Amazon plans to lend Harry Potter e-books.
Apple will help upgrade Foxconn factories in China.
AT&T sees regulatory logjam delay deals in wireless.
Betsey Johnson confirms plans to liquidate.
CBS sues ABC alleging new reality series rips off Big Brother.
Chuck E. Cheese plans to test gluten-free products.
Coca-Cola finds its Hellenic unit hit by perfect political and economic storm.Continue reading...
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brand news
Posted by Dale Buss on April 27, 2012 08:59 AM

Amazon sees stock soar on rapid sales growth.
Anheuser-Busch InBev sees global CMO depart.
Apple ads for Siri are questioned for using celebrities.
Betsey Johnson files for Chapter 11.
Cheesecake Factory explores overseas growth.
Ford sees earnings drop on strains from Europe and Asia.
Jamba Juice splits with Nestle and takes control of joint line of energy drinks.Continue reading...
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fashion week
Posted by Shirley Brady on September 12, 2011 10:34 AM
With four more days of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York, Maybelline touts its sponsorship of YouTube's live streaming coverage of the runway shows from Lincoln Center with roving reporter (and model/designer) Erin Wasson, who talks to designer Rebecca Taylor (and, oddly, Bravo "real housewife" Ramona Singer).
Today's #NYFW spring/summer 2012 runway shows include Carolina Herrera, Donna Karan New York, Rebecca Minkoff, Betsey Johnson, and Perry Ellis. All except for DKNY are streaming on YouTube; DKNY's show will be streaming live on the brand's Facebook page at 2pm ET.
And in another interesting use of digital this fashion week, the Oscar de la Renta show will stream live on Tumblr tomorrow (9/13 at 6pm ET), with a user-generated stream of content tagged with #odlrlive already leading up to the livestream in a first for Tumblr — which is eager to stay in style with fashion brands and fashionistas via its real-time NYFW coverage, especially following a pre-Fashion Week pratfall on its own runway.
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