Consumer Goods & Services News 5

• "Four Digit" Gold Prices Will Remake the US Jewelry Industry
• "Jewelry Retailers-Too Much Inventory, Chasing Too Few Customers
• 2007 was a bumper year for the tourism and hospitality industries in Asia. See Asia Hotel Valuation Index by HVS
• 787 – Hacker safe? Maybe, Maybe not.
• A Corporate blind spot - markets for hybrids in the developing world.
• A few more insights
• A Few Well Merchandised Specialty Chains Buck The Negative Retail Tide.
• A Prime Example of Growing Too Fast and Doing Too Much
• A second viewpoint
• A Sinking Ship?
• A Surprising Trend Among Most Retailers.
• A Turkey in Every Pot and A Plug-in Car in Every Drive Way
• A View From the Front Lines of Automotive Retailing! It's Worse Than You Think!- Automotive Sector- Consumer Goods
• A Wish Dish
• Abercrombie & Fitch is clicking on all cylinders.
• Absolutely correct
• Again, Chrysler Is Wasting No Time In Making Changes
• Alzheimer Finding May Increase Bid Under Rising Vitamin E Prices
• American Retailers Beware that your world is becaming Flat
• And Then, There Is Automotive Retailing
• Apple's Superior Brand Strategy Leads to Strong Results
• Are Car Buyers Getting Ready To Make Dramatic Changes?
• Are Organic Foods Recession Proof?
• Are Retailers Too Optimistic About Mother's Day Sales Potential?
• Are The Home Improvement Retailers In For A Soft 2008?
• As Sales Drop, Is Gas Going To Take The Place Of Cash Incentives?
• Auto Sales Are Down---Here Come The Dreaded Incentives!
• Auto Sales Are Down---Let's Take Another Look At The Numbers
• Auto Sales In 2008 Are Going To Be Just Awful
• Automakers Hope Oscars Ads Provide Encore To Super Bowl
• Automotive Markets to Face "Mortgage Wolf"
• Back To The Basics
• Bad Numbers Drive Market Higher.
• Baggage pays for Fuel?
• Bankruptcies Up, Lenders Pulling Back: Its Getting Harder To Buy A Car
• Barnes & Noble Is Still The Leader Of The Pack
• Best Buy Is Still In The Drivers Seat.
• Best Buy Is The Dominant Player
• Best Buy remains best bet in consumer electronic sector
• Big '07 Loss Drops GM In Fortune 500
• Bill Ford Goes Back on The Payroll-Is Ford Close to Resuming Profitability?
• Black Friday is all about Tradition
• Black Friday no longer #1 shopping day
• Black Friday-Did Deep Discounts Cannibalized December Retail Sales?
• Black Friday-Retailers Repeat Strategy That Didn't Work Last Year
• Blue Nile is Far from Finished
• Boeing vs. NorthrupGrumman/EADS - Tanker Wars Episode 3
• Borders To Add Flat Screens To their Stores... Is It The Right Move?
• Branding implications
• Brazilian Sugar Ethanol May be a Big Player in U.S. Ethanol Supply Soon
• Breakfast At Starbucks
• Breakfsat At Paneras'
• Breeden Capital Draws To An Inside Straight Accumulating More Zale Stock
• Breeden Eyes on Zale
• Breeden,Cotter in Zale Board
• Breeden's Appointment to the Zale Board-Only a Distraction
• BRIC : Low Hanging fruit for USA expansion
• BRIC markets are very dissimilar opportunities
• British Airways - Radical Transformation and none of it self determined
• Buffet Buys Value and Assets
• Buffets a Highly Specialized Market
• CAESARS PALACE DEALERS JOINING WYNN LAS VEGAS DEALERS - IT'S UNION
• Can Circuit City Bounce Back?
• Can Detroit Compete In Luxury Cars?
• Can PetSmart Continue To Achieve Solid Results?
• Can PetSmart Continue To Stay Ahead Of Their Competition?
• Can The Detroit Automakers Capitalize On The Weakened Dollar?
• Can the Genral Motors Volt meet the expectations?
• Can The Investor Adapt to Life Without Guidance?
• CAN THE SEMINOLE'S REALLY STAY IN PLACE IN FLORIDA - MAYBE OR MAYBE NOT
• Can Wal-Mart Sustain Its New Supercenter?
• Candy Land Tremors While Giants Dance
• Carlos Ghosn is "Dead-On" In His Assessment of Both Foreign and Domestic Automotive Market Growth
• CarMax Stumbles, Cuts '08 Outlook, Does "No-Haggle" Pricing Work In This Economy?
• CASINO EMPLOYEES SHOULD BE SHELTERED FROM ALL TYPES OF ABUSE
• CASINOS HAVE ALWAYS WISHED FOR A WAY TO CONTROL SLOTS THROUGH USE OF A COMPUTER - IT'S NOW POSSIBLE
• Certain Technology, Content, and Market Growth are Gurantees for 2008
• Chinese Automotive Suppliers – Domestic Response
• Chinese Car Buyers Are Picking Up The Slack for Detroit Automakers
• Christmas, a time for joy, celebration and the hope of prosperity for retailers! Then why do retailers, prior to Christmas, promote with more coupons, more discounts, and lowest prices, hoping that this will bring more business, when in fact it brings less.
• Chrysler Debt Being Unloaded At A Deep Discount
• Chrysler Is Looking To Get Smaller In More Ways Than One
• Chrysler May Be Looking At Its Biggest Loss In Years
• Chrysler Should Concentrate On What It Does Best
• Chryslers Strategies for the Future.
• Circuit City - Searching for a formula
• Circuit City one foot into the grave yard - Can they survive????
• Climate Change And Automobiles
• Climate Change And Automobiles
• COLORADO CASINOS HAVING FINANCIAL PROBLEMS WITH THE SMOKING BAN
• Commodity Hedging-The Double Edged Sword
• Commodity Pricing will certainly hamper turnarounds
• COMP POLICIES HAVE A SOLID PLACE IN CASINO HISTORY - HOW DOES IT AFFECT TO BOTTOM LINE
• Companies Benefit From Investing in Fitness Programs
• Consumer Rebates Unlikely to Improve Sales Growth!
• CONVENTIONS ARE A MAJOR PART OF THE HOTEL/CASINO BOTTOM LINE - THE CES CONVETION IS MOST IMPORTANT TO LAS VEGAS
• Costco is pulling ahead of competition through superior management.
• Could An Automaker Bankruptcy Happen?
• Could Walgreen Threaten Apparel Retailers?
• Creating Premium Consumer Experiences At Dillard's
• Crude Awakenings
• Crude Oil Prices May Break Consumer's Spirt In Spite of Bigger Discounts.
• Customer Engagement Is New/Old Wave Of The Future For Retailers
• Cyber-Monday: Big Sales Aside, Increases Don't Always Mean Big Profits Too!
• Dairy China: Raw milk price to cool down, but other threats may put pressure on profit for food producers
• Department of Justice Fine on Internet Gambling Ads Has Interesting Considerations
• Department of Justice is Accurate in the Ruling of Sirius/XM Merger - No Problem
• Department Stores Are Giving Up Market Share to Discounters and Off-Price Retailers
• Department Stores Must Upgrade Their Total Shopping Experience
• Devaluation of US Dollar Means Higher Prices for Automobiles, Imported and Domestic
• Dicks should become dominant Sporting Goods Retailer through aquisition and expansion.
• Diesels, Hybirds-What about the Consumer
• Diet Companies Benefit from New Year's Resolution
• Dillards Can't Compete
• Do Retailers Have What It Takes to Expand into Russia, Brazil, India, and China?
• Do we have to suffer Airport hassle?
• Does Lampert Know Something About AutoNation, That We Don't?
• Don't sweat the short term
• Downsizing Comes To Detroit----With A Vengeance
• Early Signs Of Frostbite? Car Loan Defaults Rise
• Economy Hammers Automakers
• Emerging Markets Are Just What Strugging Automakers Need
• Emission Laws, Fuel Costs, Changing Auto Fashions
• Employee's Lawsuit Jeopardizes Signet's Future Sales Growth
• Enough With the Spin, It's Time for the Sears Board to Act!
• Eos a victim of circumstances and time.
• Even Toyota Is Feeling The Sting Of The Drop In U.S. Auto Sales
• Every Retailer Has Something to Gain From Amazon's Lawsuit over Collecting NY Sales Taxes
• Exclusive Brands + Inventory Discipline = Profits
• Fed Rate Cut Helps Dealers, Not Buyers (yet)
• Fed Rate Wont't Save the 'DJI', Much Less Christmas
• Financial Psycosocial business stratigies
• Finlay May Need More Cash Despite Improving Sales Trends
• Finlay’s Bond Holder Could Lose More Than $100 Million
• Finlay’s Bond Holder Could Lose More Than $100 Million
• First Vista, now this.
• Fix Heathrow now before its too late.
• FLIR's Infrared Technology is More Than Just a Bright Ligh in the Dark
• Florida's Seminole Tribe Could Be Smart Staying Home
• For 2008 It's Going To Be All about Market Share For Domestic Automakers
• For The Automakers, a November To Remember
• FORD boosts its cash, TATA boosts its Image
• Ford Has To Put Together A Game Plan For Kerkorian
• Ford Shares Dip To 22 Year Low........More To Come?
• Ford: The Case Of The Shrinking Giant
• Ford's Red Ink Is Down 80%; It's Time To Show a Profit
• Foreign Competition, Weak Economy, Fuel Costs, Equal Lower Auto Sales
• Franchising May Be The Only Alternative For Survival
• Freescale Is On A Roll In Multiple Automotive Markets and Applications
• From 1.5 Million UAW Members in 1979--To 465,000 Members in 2007....More Cuts to Come?
• Funding of the air traffic control system should be doen on an equitable basis
• Gas Is Going To Take The Place Of Cash In New Round Of Incentives
• General Motors Must Look a Generation Ahead
• General Motors Must Look a Generation Ahead (Continued//Part ll)
• Get out fast and gracefully
• Ghosn Says The R-Word----Out Loud
• Gift Cards May Actually Decrease Sales and Lower Profits
• Gloves Off - BA comes out swinging aiming at the heart of Air France
• GM cuts gasoline consumption by?
• GM Faces Another Import Challenge: Electric Vehicles
• GM Flirts With Chinese Suppliers While Their Domestic Counterparts Struggle To Survive
• GM Must Look Ahead to The Next 100 Years, Not The Past 100
• GM Will Deliver Because They Can
• GM Will Never Meet It's Turnaround Goals With An Eight Brand Lineup.
• GM, Happy To Be "Number Two?"
• GMAC Losses In 2007 Will Hurt GM In 2008
• GM's New Deal With The UAW Should Work-The Question Is, How Well?
• Gold Demand Declines in the US as Retail Jewelry Sales Weaken
• Gold is Shining, Will it Affect in Retail?
• Gold Shining with more than $1000 per once
• Golden India
• Good Idea General Motors, Now Lets Get Moving!
• Hansen Natural's Future Looks Positive
• Has Irrational Exuberance Befallen The Art Auction Market?
• Has Prosperity Dimmed Blue Nile's Future?
• Has the CEO Become Redundant in Retailing?
• Headed Toward Competitive Flat Rate Pricing Plans
• Hedge Fund Tactics Prove Unsuccessful In the Jewelry Sector
• Hedge Funds Look For Zale Exit Strategy
• Hedge Funds Will Dominate Board as Zale Disappoints Again, Again, and Again
• Hedge Now, Pay Later
• Herbalife's China Business Model Not Illegal
• HERBST GAMING NEEDS TO HOLD ON - THEY HAVE A GOOD BASE
• Here's How Large Jewelry Chains May Perform in 2008
• history repeats itself
• Home Depot To Eliminate Store H.R. Positions..
• Home Depot To Eliminate Store H.R. Positions..
• House Passes Bill Raising MPG Standards By 40%. Whats Next?
• How About Some New Year's Resolutions For The Carmakers?
• How can Department Stores affect the beginnings of a turnaround? Capture the young consumer!
• How can Department Stores affect the beginnings of a turnaround? Capture the young consumer!
• How can more change improve the situation?
• How Commodites Rising Cost Are Affecting The Restaurant Business
• How Did General Motors Get Its Mojo Back?
• How do you say - "The Best Sweet Tasting Stevia Derviative?"
• How Do You Say Diaster-Sears' New Business Plan
• How Does The Ford/Tata//Jaguar/Land Rover Deal Fit Into The Global Auto Picture?
• How many Hail Mary's score a touchdown?
• How Tata Built The $2,500 Car
• Hurray! Sanity at last – Continental decides there are no suitable dance partners.
• Impact of Recession
• Improbale Value Proposition
• Incremental Food And Beverage Serving Leaders For 2007
• Industry Surrenders On CAFE-And Declares Victory
• Inventory management should be a non issue with new planning software, demand for vendor transparency and sales history veracity.
• Inventory Reductions May Not Be Sufficient to Rescue Finlay
• Investor Sentiment: Lifetime Fitness [LTM]
• Is American Living Going To Survive At JC Penneys
• Is American Living Meeting Expectations At JCP?
• Is Blue Nile STILL an Internet Growth Company?
• Is Candy Recession Proof?
• Is Eddie Lampert Having Second Thoughts About AutoNation As Profits Tumble?
• Is It Time To Allow Outsiders Into The Car Business?
• Is it too late for GM and Ford to commit to becoming truly global companies?
• Is More Private Label At JCP The Right Move?
• Is PetSmart Positioned To Finish 2007 Ahead Of Their Competition?
• Is Signet Groups Better Performance Sustainable?
• Is Technology The Way Forward?
• Is The Media To Blame For Starbucks Loss Of Appeal
• Is The Penske Auto Group an Accident Waiting to Happen?
• Is There a Major Opportunity for Dillards To position Themselves Between Macys and the Upscale Retailers?
• Is There An Upside To The Downside In The Car Business?
• Is Volkswagen Ready to Pull the Trigger on A Second Entry to Manufacturing Entry In the US?
• Is Walmart's Strategy Starting To Pay Off?
• It is like passing for 400 yards and not scoring a Touch Down
• It's hard to Trump Mr. Trump - Las Vegas has a new beautiful Hotel / Condo
• J.C. Penney expansion plans include mall exodus
• J.C. Penny American Living launch is impressive but timing may pose problems.
• JC Penney Looks to the Present,,,and the Future
• Jewellery losses its Shine
• Jewelry and Luxury Brands May Suffer As Tech Product Sales Grow on Black Friday
• Jewelry Sales Could be the Worst in Two Decades.
• Joint Venture with Swatch Attempts to Cash In Tiffany's Brand Value
• Just an Impact
• Just How Important Are Car Dealers To The Economy?
• Ken Hicks is JCPs secret weapon
• Kerkorian Is Back, And This Time He Has His Sights On Ford.
• Kindle adds merchandising opportunities for long term growth
• Kohl’s Is Finally Able To Gets It’s Inventory In Line
• Kohl's playing dress up?
• Kraft and Sara Lee turnaround ? Real or wishful thinking ?
• Kroger Continues to Out-maneuver Stategically Inferior Competitors
• Lampert Out Of Touch With Sears Strategy
• Lampert Reorganizing Sears Amid Praise & Criticism
• Lampert's New Organizaton Adds More Confusion To Sears Retailing
• Large Buyback Leaves Zale’s Future I Doubt
• LAS VEGAS AND MACAU - HERE WE GO AGAIN
• LAS VEGAS BASED STATION CASINOS WILL SURVIVE THE BUSINESS DOWNTURN
• Latin America and Asia…Opposites attract?
• Leiner's Bankruptcy, Slow Economy and the Nutritional Supplement Industry
• Lessons from the American automobile industry OR how to increase traffic and go broke
• Let's not forget Volvo at the market level
• LOOKS AS THOUGH THE DEAL IS ALMOST DONE - HARRAH'S ENTERTAINMENT AWAITS THEIR NEW OWNERS
• LOOKS LIKE COLUMBIA SUSSEX IS HEADING FOR ROCK BOTTOM
• Lululemon is a great retailer and store locations are it's main challenge
• Luxury Retailers trading the future for the next quarter?
• MACAU IS LIMITING ANY NEW GAMING PROPERTIES - WILL THIS HELP OR HURT
• Macys current performance
• MACY'S LEADS IN ANTICIPATING LOWER SALES AND MARGINS
• Many Retail LBO's or Hedge Fund Buyouts May End In Bankrupcy
• Market Blindness, The Big Three have Lost Their Vision
• Mattress Industry Trends for 2008
• MB May Be Up, But Western Europe Sales Were Flat, Set To Weaken
• McDonald's is positioned perfectly
• MONEY TALKS AND THE SLOT MACHINES WALK - TO A FEW PROPERTIES, THAT IS
• More Bad New For Retail Investors?
• Mortgage/Credit Meltdown Is Affecting Vehicle Buyers
• Nardelli is listening to his supply base! Is Mulally at Ford?
• Negative zero sum market. Increased difficulty for retailer and manufacturer
• Nelson has a point
• NEW MAN SHOULD LOOK AT SETTING UP DEALER PROGRAM FOR LAWNMOWER SERVICE REPAIR CENTERS
• New MPG Rules May Be Choked By The Loose Ends
• NEW STATIONS PARTNERSHIP STARTING OFF WITH A BANG -
• Next steps for Circuit City
• No Guts No Glory, Savvy Merchants Can Make Money In This Economy
• No Love Lost Between Old Partners Daimler & Chrysler
• No Numbers is Bad News for Investors
• No One Wants Delphi, But There's a Lot Going On In The Auto Sector
• No quick fix for food costs
• No Sale For Storied Name...Sears
• Nobody Knows
• Not All Tata Shareholders Are Thrilled With Proposed Jaguar, Land-Rover Purchase
• not all the same
• Not always Managements fault
• Office Depot On the Ropes?
• Oh, How Times Have Changed In The Car Business
• Online Retailers Offering Incentives to Keep Customers Shopping
• Only Answer For Detroit 3 In '08: Slash Output!
• Only The Smarter Restauranteurs Will Survive
• Organic and Natural Food Growth Stalls with Increased Commodity Costs
• Organic and Natural Foods Go Mainstream
• Organic Food's Blend of Health and Science Retains Value in Recession
• Other ramifications
• Ouch! This one is going to hurt - US Airline stocks headed for trouble
• Over half of affluent market is reducing expenditures due to poor expectations for the economy
• Overview of the Nutritional Supplements Market
• Panera Bread Says Wake Up And Smell The Eggs
• Panicked Retailers Jeopardize 2008 Earnings Chasing Unprofitable Sales.
• Penney's/Ralph Lauren partnership looking like bad timing.
• PLANET HOLLYWOOD RESORT/CASINO IS LOOKING FORWARD TO A BRIGHT FUTURE
• Plastech's Troubles Highlight Growing Risks For Minority-Run Auto Parts Makers
• Play your favorite machine when you want
• Porsche + VW = Tears Of Joy For Piech
• Price increases mean size decreases
• Private and Exclusive Brands: Yes, if Managed Well
• Private Brands, Reality Checks, and Patience
• PRIVATE EQUITY FEELING THE PINCH
• Publicly Traded Jewelers Lose Market Share to Smaller Chains and Independents.
• Publicly Traded Jewelers Under Perform Smaller Private Competitors
• Q3 Earnings at OfficeMax Reflect a Continued Soft Economy
• Rate Cut is Politics, Won't Work
• Real Testing Time
• REEBOK - NO REASON TO BUY
• Regardless of New Marketing, Lampert Positions Sears for Another Sales Decline
• Relax, Everyone, Even With an Indian Owner, Jag Will Still Be Jag.
• Restaurant Margins Hammered
• Restaurant Operators - 2008 Is your Company Ready for What's Coming?
• Restoration Hardware Deal More About Martha Stewart Omnimedia than a Sears Turn Around
• Retail forms and some answers...
• Re-tail or get Sear - ed !
• Retailers Cutting Prices, Longer Hours, Trying to Encourage Sales
• Retailing for Growth and Stability
• Richard Breeden Shows Confidence, Increases Stake In Zale Jewelers
• Rising commodity costs shrink food firm margins
• Rising Food Prices & FDA Decision on Cloned Animals for Food
• Root Causes of Friedman Jeweler's Failure Endemic to Jewelry Industry
• Russian car market vehicle supply shortage
• Sailing In Rough Waters, Old Navy Charts a New Merchandising Course
• Sale-leasebacks are short term fix with negative long term implications for restaurateurs
• Santa Claus brings a Different Bag of Toys to Brazil this Christmas
• Sears Chairman Purchases 16.7 Million Shares Of Home Depot Stock... Foresight Or Wishful Thinking?
• Sears Could Get a Second Chance as the Recession Evolves.
• Sears First And Foremost Needs A Game Plan
• Sears Investors Brace For Even Lower Earrnigs as Lampert Protests His Press Clippings
• Sears Makes the Worst Managed List Despite Discounts
• Sears Might Soon Be A Name Of The Past
• Sears on the Fall
• Sears Reorganizing to Streamline Operations
• Sears utilization of Land’s End Brand Equity makes the Restoration Hardware acquisition something other than a “retail” play
• Seiyu Becomes Wal-Mart Does Not Equal Profitability
• Share Price Reversal: Yes. Share Price Renaissance: No
• SiRF Results are Aligned with Predictions of the Future of the PND Product and Market
• Slow-Moving Dillard's Must Pick Up the Pace to Stay in the Race
• So You Think Commodities Are An Issue...
• Stage Two of Transatlantic Open Skies needs careful analysis.
• Staples Innovates Again--This Time in China
• Starbucks is smelling the coffee-competition.
• Starbucks New Strategy
• Starbucks Returns To Their Roots
• Starbucks: The Burger "Special Orders Won't Upset Us" King of Coffee Fast Food
• Steel Turns Into Gold
• Strategic Sourcing and Price Implications
• Strategic Thinking Makes Toys R Us an Ideal IPO Candadate
• Strong Demand in US Cause of Increase in Indian Jewelry Exports
• Style Alone Isn't Enough for Department Stores to Succeed !
• Super Bowl Car Ads: Some TD's......Some Field Goals......Some Sack's
• Supplements and Weight Loss Feel Impact of Weak Economy
• Surrounding the valley
• Surviving in Consumer Electronics
• Sustainability Factor
• Taking Care of Business(earnings reporting) A Little Too Much?
• Taking the bull by its horns..........
• Tata Motors Is Coming. Good News For Detroit?
• TATA on the way to become the world's best automotive company
• TAXES AND MORE TAXES CAN PUT SERIOUS PRESSURE ON THE CASINO BUSINESS
• Tesco Obsessed
• The "myth" of Low Hanging Fruit
• The airline mergers is not nessarily a "done deal" ...many obstacles remain
• The Automotive Learning Curve of the Future
• The best and the brightest!!
• THE CASINO MARKET IS STRONG - IT HAS INCREASED STEADILY THROUGH THE YEARS AND SHOULD CONTINUE
• The Coming Winter of Discontent
• The Dollar Is Down------Good News At Last For Detroit?
• The Dollar Slide Isn't The Only Problem Toyota Is Facng
• THE DOWN UNDER GAMING COMPANY IS LOOKING TO GET INTO THE LAS VEGAS CASINO MARKET THE EASY WAY
• The Emerging Markets Are Now A Must For All Major Retailers
• The Falling Dollar Ain't All That Bad!
• The future for Suppliers of Semiconductors, ECU, MCU, Sensors, and Software is Better than a Gold Rush as Virtual, Computing, and Electronic Content in Automobiles is a Sure Bet
• The global food crisis needs further action
• The Global Market for Travel isn't cooling… is it?
• The Last Days of Cheap Chinese mean The Best is Yet to Come
• The Liquidation of Zale
• THE LOSS OF A BRANDED PROPERTY IS ALWAYS A SAD NOTE FOR THE CASINO INDUSTRY
• The Mall Is Dead.."Long Live the New King"
• The Momentum of Development in the Navigation Device Market is Towards Convergence of Capability in a Common Device
• The new Emerging Markets are here to stay and will totally change the Retail map of the world.
• The North American Automotive Industry Is Not a Dot.com Bubble; There is a Growth Strategy
• The Potential for Problems for Employees on Federally Recognized Indian Reservations.
• The premise of discounts.........
• The pressure on top managements to fudge performance!
• The Price of Cheese
• The Protein Tipping Point
• The Protein Tipping Point (Part 2)
• The Reincarnation Of Ford?
• THE STATUS QUO FOR DEALERS AND MANAGEMENT HAS COME TO AN ABRUPT END - WHERE TO GO FROM THIS POINT ON
• THE TROPICANA LAS VEGAS TO BE PLACED BACK ON THE MARKET - AN INTERESTING PROSPECT
• THE TROPICANA NEEDS A SERIOUS GROUP - IT'S A WAY TO SUCCESS
• The True purpose of the Sears Re-organization
• The U.S. government essentially stepped in to help support the thrift and banking industry at a critical moment.
• The Volt - GM's Attempt at Green Marketing without the Green Product or the Green Return
• The Yen May Stop The Japanese Where The Big Three Couldn't
• Then again
• There is a simple fix to a complex problem.
• There is no such thing as a good airline merger
• They actually did it!
• They cannot compete
• They will never get it!
• This all about Tiffany
• This report will not be the last
• Tiffany Figures are Out of Recession
• Tiffany Lawsuit vs eBay to Set Precedent for Internet Retailers
• Tiffany Positioned To Disappoint
• Time to speak the unthinkable – Regulation
• TJX companies poised to continue success evidenced by their announced buy back of an additional $1 billion worth of their stock
• Toyota - never over promise
• Toyota Dips Its Toe Into Online Marketing
• TRADITION AND EXOTIC MARKETS MIGHT MAKE FOR A VOLITILE MIX
• Tropicana Casino License Application Denied
• Turning Points That Will Define Retailing In 2008
• U.S. Corn Acres needed, but Yield is most important!!
• UAW Contract & Union Policy with Big Three Automakers
• Under Armour Under Fire
• Understanding the Tata ethic
• Update:Tesco's Fresh and Easy Roll-Out
• Upper and Lower Apparel Retail Segments Will Survive A Rough Holiday Season
• US airline mergers - not a done deal and not necessarily smart
• US Jewelers Could Benefit From Watch Manufacturer's Strategies
• USD stops Toyota's growth engine ?
• Vendor Strategies in Time of Uncertainty
• Volt To Go To Trend Setters First?
• VW Hopes "Max" Advertising Builds On Sales Momentum
• VW Owner Loyalty - More Than Image and Events
• Wal Marts top line sales divert attention away from underlying problems
• WalGreens location and Convenience
• Wal-Mart Is In Denial
• Wal-Mart Opening State-of-the-Art Retail Centers
• Wal-Mart Takes Credit for Lower Market Prices as Its Savings Claims are Rebuked
• Wal-mart will be a big winner!
• Wal-Mart: is small really beautiful?
• Wal-Mart's Out of Its Element and the Numbers Show It.
• Wal-Mart's Promotional Strategy May Decrease Investor Value.
• Wal-Mart's Results Bad News for Retailing
• Warning To The Detroit Big Three: Don't Overlook California
• Weakness in branded apparel creates opportunity for JCP
• Welcome to the 21st Century
• Western Retailers Will Expand Into BRIC markets; But Li & Fung Will Lead The Charge!
• What has happened to Tesla Motor's Eberhard is indicative of the struggle of creating a viable plug-in hybrid and a warning to others to be careful before you commit.
• What Is The Outlook For Retailers In 2008?
• WHAT IS THE THINKING OF THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE TO KEEP A LOSS CAP OF $5OO ON CASINO PLAYERS
• WHAT POSSIBLY COULD BE GOING ON WITH COLUMBIA SUSSEX - TROPICANA'S OWNER
• What Slump? Strong Yen? No Problem......Honda Surges.
• What will it take for GM to wake up?
• What will you Call it.
• What's Ahead For General Motors?
• What's Really Behind Ford's Cutting Volvo's Output?
• What's Up With Toyota? Part 2
• When Are The U.S. Automakers Going To Get It?
• When Buffett Speaks, Everyone Listens: (Part ll)
• When Buffett Speaks, Everyone Listens
• Where Is The Bottom LIne For General Motors And Ford?
• While The U.S. Car Business Is Struggling, Russia Is Booming
• Who wins , who loses from rising food prices ? Part 2 --Retailers
• Who wins , who loses with higher food prices ?
• Whole Foods Eyes More UK Expansion--While Pittsburgh and Marin County Say MORE PLEASE
• Who's Number One?........ General Motors? Or Toyota?
• Whose Expectations?
• WHY SHOULD A TRIBE BE ABLE TO PICK AND CHOOSE WHERE TO HAVE A CASINO
• Why wait - I'll predict restaurant trends for 08
• Why wait - I'll predict restaurant trends for 08 - Part 3
• Why wait - I'll predict restaurant trends for 08 - Part 4
• Why wait - I'll predict restaurant trends for 08 - Part 5
• Why wait - I'll predict restaurant trends for 08 - Part 6
• Why wait - I'll predict restaurant trends for 08 - Part 7
• Why Wait - I'll predict restaurant trends in '08 Part 2
• Why Your Customers Don't Want Your Brand
• WILL COLUMBIA SUSSEX ALLOW NEW MANAGEMENT TO BRING THEM BACK TO A VALUED COMPANY
• Will consumers Have A Cow Over Cloned Animal Products?
• Will European Retailers follow the US trend?
• Will Government rebates checks effect “consumer shifting”, and “bandwidth shifting.”
• Will Macys' Operating Earnings Continue to Decline.
• Will Stretched Consumers Drive Signet Sales Lower
• Will Tata-Ford Recognize Where It Should be Hands-On Versus Where it Should be Hands-Off?
• Will Tesco's New Fresh & Easy Concept Change US Grocery Retailing?
• Will Zale Prosper During the Down Turn?
• Will Zale's Luck Continue?
• With Auto Lenders Tightening Credit----The Car Business Is Taking Another Hit
• With Porsche's Takeover of Volkswagen, What Will Be the Expected Changes That We Should See In Our Next Porsche or Volkswagen?
• Wyndham – Hotel, Timeshare & Vacation Ownership Competitors Face Challenging 2008
• Yes folks the slowdown is already here - Airlines need to weather the storm
• You Know The Economy Is Bad When The Talk At The Car Show Isn't About The Cars
• Zale 1Q down
• Zale Adds More Chiefs
• Zale Inc's Poor Performance More Than Management
• Zale Shareholders Ignore Hedge Fund Failures
• Zale Smart Policy
• Zale's Dismal Results Likely to Continue Despite New CEO
• Zale's New CEO, New Name, Old Address-Has Anything Changed?
• Zale's New Stock Buyback is Bad for Investors.
• Zales Taking Cautious Holiday Outlook
• Zale's Troubles More Than Breeden Capital Expected