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Posted by Dale Buss on June 19, 2013 09:24 AM

Facebook hits 1 million active advertisers and Zuckerberg talks partnerships with Samsung.
Tesla recalls some Model S cars for seat-mount defect.
Dish Network drops pursuit of Sprint Nextel, clearing way for SoftBank.
Alcatel-Lucent plans to streamline.
Amazon rolls out Facebook social gift card.
Chevrolet returns to Oscars with user-generated ad.
Dell sees Carl Icahn raise stake in company.
Johnny Rockets is acquired.
Lifestyle Lift changes national marketing practices after probe.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on June 11, 2013 09:16 AM

Lululemon CEO steps down.
Mondelez to launch coffee pods for rival Nespresso machine.
Google cuts illegal drug site search ads and videos.
Adidas sued by church over Adizero trademark.
American Airlines unveils post-merger top management team.
Apple allows iTunes Radio users to pay to avoid ads.
Boeing sees no jet bubble.
CBC apologizes for botched national radio rebranding.
Citibank could face $7 billion loss on currency swings, analyst says.
Comcast beefs up in-home Wi-Fi.
Dole Food gets buyout offer from CEO.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on June 5, 2013 09:03 AM

Apple faces a limited ban on product sales in wake of court victory by Samsung.
Toyota recalls nearly a quarter-million Prius and Lexus hybrids.
Allegiant Air emerges as most profitable airline in America.
Amazon plans major expansion of grocery delivery, report says, while it is attacked by French culture minister as "destroyer of bookshops" and reaches deal with Viacom to stream kids' shows.
Bloomberg begins fund to invest in startups.
Carl's Jr and Hardee's go after McDonald's disaffected Angus customers.
Chrysler challenge of federal recall effort on Jeeps is unusual.
Delta plans to reduce operations at Memphis hub.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on April 9, 2013 09:03 AM

Aereo TV streaming service from Barry Diller faces showdown with News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch, who threatens to take FOX cable-only, as Intel cooks up its vision of future of TV.
Apple, which can now trademark iPad mini in U.S. and captured 74% of mobile app revenue in Q1, reportedly will release new iPhone 5S in "at least" two screen sizes.
Billabong in talks to sell out for $300 million.
Airbus juggles order book to meet record demand for A320neo Jet.
AT&T joins Boeing in backing U.S. cyber bill facing privacy fight.
Audi promotes in-vehicle Wi-Fi in new TV campaign.Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on April 1, 2013 08:59 AM

Apple loses iPad Mini trademark, and finds a fan in Kim Jong-un as North Korea rattles saber and tensions rise with U.S., while increased China headaches include hacking threat and iPad regulation.
Discovery Communications expands global channel reach and launches scripted programming.
Novartis loses cancer drug patent battle in India.
Amazon buys Goodreads community-driven user reviews website.
AMC reveals new tagline and logo.
Armani hires Cate Blanchett for $10M campaign.
AT&T scores with March Madness Twitter campaign.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on March 15, 2013 09:14 AM

Reuters editor faces charges of helping "Anonymous" hack site when he was with Tribune.
McKee Foods picks up Drakes brand from Hostess.
Chevy chooses McCann for global advertising account.
Boeing strongly defends Dreamliner.
Center for Science in the Public Interest blasts Nickelodeon for airing junk food ads.
Coke seeks world peace via vending machines.
Disney develops unique approach to India.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on February 27, 2013 09:09 AM

AB InBev fiercely denies allegations that it waters down Budweiser, as its earnings are boosted by U.S.
Twitter sees potential valuation soar as it mulls IPO.
Cablevision sues Viacom for making it run second-tier channels.
AMC is propelled by "The Walking Dead."
Apple is expected to address cash horde at annual meeting as it tries to crack India market with iPhone.
Asus plans aggressive push in U.S. PC market.
Boeing encounters lack of battery expertise as probe of Dreamliner drags on.
Facebook opens up its ad exchange to sell everything but Google.
GM CEO Dan Akerson requests no pay raise for second year in a row.
Huawei kicks off branding campaign at Mobile World Congress.
In-N-Out Burger is kept on track by heiress.
Kraft debuts theme of Velveeta as "liquid gold."
Macy's plans to intensify digital efforts and issues upbeat outlook.
Milwaukee Brewers renew deal with long-time sponsor Miller Lite. Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on February 20, 2013 08:55 AM

Apple is hit by hackers who struck Facebook.
BMW issues biggest-ever recall.
Boeing union divided on contracts as company seeks parking spaces for its grounded Dreamliners.
Burger King apologizes for Twitter hack.
Dell sales top estimates as company prepares for buyout.
Grey Poupon revives classic "Pardon Me" spot for Oscars telecast.
Heinz pre-merger-announcement trading draws FBI probe.
Martha Stewart may take stand in lawsuit pitting Macy's versus J.C. Penney. Continue reading...
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