brand news
Posted by Shirley Brady on June 10, 2010 08:00 AM
Coca-Cola cuts websites to expand on social media outreach (explained above) such as its Open Happiness tour.
Accor Group demerges core businesses, rebrands Accor Services to Edenred but keeps Accor Hotels.
Disney spends $1 billion overhauling theme park in Anaheim, CA.
Ford Explorer rolls out inflatable seatbelts for kids and seniors this summer.
GM kills Chevy as a brand nickname for Chevrolet.
Glam Media launches GlamAdapt as rival to Google Doubleclick.
HP sued, accused of stealing printer cartridge technology.
Google adopts white logo for personalized homepage.
Mercedes-Benz ramps up design arm, Mercedes-Benz Style.
Morgan Stanley's Internet Trends 2010 puts mobile Web at #1.
Subway battles salmonella outbreak in Illinois.
Tata Motors will build Jaguar cars and Land Rover SUVs in China.
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