Consumer Goods & Services News 7

• "CAR CZAR" How Ridiculous!
• "Cash 4 Clunkers" = "Form over Substance"
• "Cash For Clunkers" Attracts Dealers, Buyers, Not Auto Recyclers
• "Rossgate" Continues - Federal Grand Jury Subpeonas Documents From Hilton
• $5 Billion Isn't Going To Be Enough For Automotive Tier 1 & 2 Suppliers
• 04.16.2009 GM said to target Pontiac, GMC as Administration’s Noose Tightens
• 20% Of U.S. Auto Market May Be Up For Grabs
• 75000 job cut due to alcohol duty increase - worst case scenario?
• A look at the other side
• A NEW CASINO PROPERTY OPENING IN LAS VEGAS IS ALWAYS A WELCOME EVENT
• A Perplexing Approach to Private Branding at Amazon
• A Proposition To Save The US Auto Industry
• A Reflection of Recessionary Times or Something Deeper?
• A Sad day in History
• A sharp rise in Demand for properties along the Red Metro Line
• A Start - Then What? The Next Few Months will be Telling
• AF-KLM eyes CSA and now purchased 25% interest in Alitalia
• Alice.com Faces a Difficult Delivery Route
• Alternative Fuel Cars- A Challenge to All of Us By President Obama
• American Automotive Management Must Look in the Mirror
• An Instantly Bad Idea from Starbucks
• An Online Travel Agency (OTA) Litigation Squeeze Play
• ANF+AEO Concept Stores Irrelevant in Big Picture as Core Business Units Control Focus
• Another Holiday, Another GOOG buys EXPE Rumor...
• Appeal of the Western Furniture
• Apple Verizon Deal = Many Millons More iPhone Sales
• Are Sears Holdings (SHLD) Surprise Earnings Irrelevant?
• Are Walmart's (WMT) Best Day Behind It?
• As "Viability" Day Arrives For Detroit, Is there Any Chance GM And Chrysler Will Survive?
• As Auto Sales Forecasts For 2009 Drop, Dealers Are In The Crosshairs
• As Global Business Travel Slumps, Hotel Chains Court Their Most Loyal Customers With New Deals
• As Goes the Motors Goes the Nation
• Asset write-offs are a good idea; will strengthen future earnings for restaurant companies
• AT A TIME MGM NEEDS ALL THE HELP THEY CAN GET, WHAT'S UP WITH THEIR PARTNER
• At what cost,and for how long can you keep uncompetitive jobs?
• Auto Dealers Are Next In The Crosshairs Of The Detroit Three
• Auto Sales May Be Good In China, But More Than 40% Of Their Auto Suppliers Face Liquidity Issues
• Auto Sales With A SAAR Over 10 Million, Incentives At All-Time Highs, And, "Cash For Clunkers" On The Horizion, Are We Ready For A Continued Auto Recovery?
• Auto Sales: Step 2, The Time Is Now For A "Cash For Clunkers" Incentive.
• Auto Sales: The First Quarter Was Awful, What's Next?
• Automotive Manufacturers Will Sell Where the Buyers Are - So Follow the Market Maturity
• Automotive Tier–One Suppliers; Distressed, Troubled, Chapter 11 and now “Solvency”. Automotive News on the web. Retrieved February 27, 2009
• Automotive Tier–One Suppliers; North American Top 15… For Now!
• AutoNation Follows Korean Automaker Hyundai In Offering Layoff Protection To Buyers
• Avon's 5 Year Restructuring Plan Positions It Well For The Future
• B&Q Extra/ B&Q Eco Store
• BA/IB Merger talks has 2 Opportunities to Collapse
• Bacardi looking to accelerate growth in brIc
• Back to the Future of Luxury
• Balancing Variable Costs as Sales Decline in Foodservice Distribution
• Barney's Retrenchment: The Tip of the Luxury Retail Market Consolidation Iceberg?
• Be Wary of Big Food Companies Trying to Impress The Street with Acqusitions
• Beef Prices to Restaurants
• Beef Supply Surprise
• Berkshire and Buffett have a taste for HOG
• Best Buy or Toys R Us Better For Used Games?
• Best Buy Tries To Create New Demand...
• Blue Niles' (NILE) Problems Are No Secret
• Bravo Mr. Mullaly!
• Britains Biggest Budget operator jojns the war on price
• Buyers Remorse at Abercrombie & Fitch?
• BUYING INTO STATION CASINOS COULD BOLSTER BOYD GAMING'S STATURE IN THE LAS VEGAS LOCALS MARKET
• Can Chrysler Survive? It Doesn't Look Like It.
• CAN GM Change?
• CAN PENN NATIONAL MAKE PROGRESS WITH THE PURCHASE OF A LAS VEGAS STRIP PROPERTY
• Can restaurant operators find funds to grow their brands?
• Can We Bank on a Spark?
• Canada says UAW at Chrysler must make concessions
• Capitalist Communist Regulators Block Coke's Bid
• Car Dealers Bank On Clunkers
• Car protectionism analysis and outlook
• CCNY the beginning of CCE in the NYC Metro Market and supply chain implementation.
• Chain Restaurant Discount Strategy: Details Matter to Franchisees
• Chain Restaurant Topline Sentiment
• Chambers of Commerce Are Going into The Travel Business
• Changes coming in the dairy markets
• Changing Spending Patterns Among Teens
• Chevrolet Caprice G8?
• Chicken industry may be on the mend but is suffering as of late
• Chicken Market Expectations
• Chicken Producer Margins and Demand
• Chicken Production the Precursor of the Protein/Dairy Complex
• Chicken Wing in a Coal Mine
• China Auto Trend 1: Policy-driven Consolidation of Chinese Vehicle Manufacturers
• China's Car Sales Are Booming, But Don't Expect Them To Be A Global Power In Autos
• China's Next Revolution: Transforming The Global Automotive Industry
• Chinese Company Bid for Opel Would be a Long Shot
• Chrylser & Fiat Clean Up Spat Over Chrysler’s Debt
• Chrysler Goes Chapter 11: No Problem, Incentives Already In Place For May
• Chrysler Profitable By 2012 ? Pardon Me If I disagree
• Chrysler Resale Values: One Of The First Casualties Of An Automaker Bankruptcy
• Chrysler: Five Reasons Why It Still May Not Survive
• Chrysler’s claim that Fiat is the “best deal” or “the only deal” is mute point
• Chrysler-Fiat Is A Nice Idea, But Doomed Without Money
• Chrysler-Fiat Marriage Is In Trouble Already
• Chrysler's Lifeline From Fiat Full Of Slippery Knots
• Chrysler's Response To Dealer Cuts: "It Wasn't An Easy Decision"
• Circuit City Management is Finally in a Hurry
• Clunker Program Running On Fumes: The Feds Should Stay Out Of The Car Business
• Co-CEO's...What's Next?
• Coffee Wars: Starbuck Moves into Alcohol
• Columbus, GA: 2, Expedia: Zip
• Comparing Auto Sales in June of '09 To June of '08 Requires a Long List of Asterisks
• Complementary Inventions Produce Faster Revenue
• Consolidation of Mid-Size Oil Firms is Sign of Current Market Conditions
• Consumers Drive for Value in Their Food Purchases
• Control Measures Are Needed To Ease Concerns Over Cocoa's Black Pod Disease
• Corn demand and ethanol
• Cost cuts boost Starbucks short term profit but long term questions remain
• Cost Cutting Methods to Survive
• Costco is Rock Solid for the Long Run
• Costly new technology has to be introduced top-down
• could not disagree more
• Cruise Lines; the Good, the Bad & the Bumpy
• Cuba is not the "end all, be all" for the cruise industry
• Cuba Provides Cruise Lines with Golden Opportunity
• Dairy Market Confusion
• DeBeers Restructuring May Mean Lower Diamond Prices
• December Auto Sales ....The Worst Month We Have Ever Had
• Declining Retail Sales Trend Likely to Continue.
• Deep Discounting in Casual Dining Restaurants
• Detroit Three Automakers: Think China And India, Not North America
• Discretionary Spending dip Hitting Casual Dining Sector
• Dismal Auto Economy Boosts "Big Three" Auto Parts Retailers: Pep Boys Excluded
• Distressed Hotel Real Estate: Gold Mines or Land Mines?
• Do Birks & Mayors (BMJ) Results Fore Tell Grim Times for Retail Jewelers?
• Do We Really Need a "Car Czar?" I Don't Think So
• Does Zale (Zlc) Choose Unwisely Again?
• Does Zale's Higher Stock Price Signal a Recovery?
• Does Zale's(ZLN) Overlooked Distraction Make a Turnaround Less Likely?
• Dollar Stores have the Blueprint for Profits in Current Economy
• Domestic Automakers Need Leasing Option In Order To Compete With Imports
• Domestic Automakers Seek To Shed Brands, Auto Dealers Come Out Swinging
• Edging into a 10M vehicle annual sales rate.
• Eight Overarching China Automotive Trends That Are Revolutionizing the Industry
• Energy Shots: Growing but fFragmenting the Segment
• Exclusive Sites Depend on Surplus Goods for Prosperity.
• Expansion Critical to Fresh & Easy's Operating Outlook
• Expedia's bold move into no-fee air bookings
• Fairtrade is the Right Tone for Rwanda
• Fast Fashion Vintage Watches-The Time is Right
• Fast Food Fading: Not Quite
• Fast Food is a Recession Beater for Families
• Fast food yes - But quality fast food
• Fed Considers GM Buy-In: Digging a Deeper Hole?
• Fiat Deal is Last Resort for Chrysler
• Fiat May Be Hurting, But At Least It's Fighting Back
• Fiat Taking an Opportunistic Approach
• Financial Improvement of GM and Chrylser Does Not Necessarily Translate into Sales - Ford is Still Well Positioned
• Finding Success in Today's Retail Climate. A Measured Approach.
• Finlay
• Finlay (FNLY) Closer to Liquidation (Revised)
• Finlay Bondholders Buy Time at Suppliers Expense
• Finlay to Declare Bankruptcy Unless Vendors Comply-Part 1
• Finlay's "Unannounced Liquidation" Spills Over to Zale's Balance Sheet
• Finlay's Demise Marks a Turning Point in the $65 Billion Jewelry Industry!
• FMCG brands need to consider the value they deliver to the consumer
• Food Manufacturers and Retailers Seeking New Ways to Cut Costs & Go Green
• Food Manufacturers and Retailers Seeking New Ways to Cut Costs & Go Green
• Foodservice Distributors Strive to Keep Restaurant Customers Viable
• Ford Cranks Up Production, While Competition Idles
• Ford Must Focus on Global Competition
• FORD Positioned for Growth
• Ford Will Report Fifth Straight Quarterly Loss: Focus Is On Cash Burn
• Ford: Cuts Loss, Slows Cash Burn, New Product, People Still Like Them. Next?
• Ford: Things Are Not As Good As They Seem, Get Ready For Problems Ahead.
• Ford's Cadence of New, Improved Products Drives Competitiveness
• Forefront of affordable fashion in Korea
• FORMER HORTONS MARKETING DIRECTOR SEES HORTONS NYC MOVE AS A BULLSEYE WIN.
• Franchise Fire Sales For Real
• From the Frying Pan into the Fire / Residential Market Trends
• Fuel cell or LNG, that´s the question?
• Future of Jewellery Retail
• Gap get's the Beatle Baby for Babies !
• General Motors: The Fall of an American Icon
• General Motors: Time To Shed Some Brands
• Global Auto Sales: In China Its Not All Bad News For GM & Mercedes Benz
• GM / Ford – Restructuring “simplified”
• GM and CAW Do What's Needed: The Long Term Result Will Impact Everyone
• GM Bankruptcy Good for
• GM Dealership cutbacks
• GM Dealership Cuts Will Continue
• GM Faces Big Marketing Challenge
• GM Ford And Chrysler All Recorded Their Best Sales Month This Year In May, But At What Cost? Incentives Were At All-Time Highs
• GM In Chapter 11, Who Are The Winners And Losers?
• GM In Jeopardy As The Bleeding Worsens At Delphi
• GM Isn't waiting For The Economy To Do It: They're Speeding Up Dealer Cuts
• GM Must Give Up The Dream Of Evading Bankruptcy
• GM Needs To Be Leaner And Meaner If it Wants To Survive
• GM Says It's Doing OK, Auditors Think Otherwise
• GM To Close Over 1000 Dealers. Chrysler to Shutter almost 900. What Is The Real Impact Of These Closings?
• GM, Ford & Chrysler: Ratings Agency Gives Detroit 70% Chance Of Bankruptcy
• GM: Say Goodbye To Pontiac. GMC Sticking Around?
• GMAC, Alreadfy Struggling, Has Another Problem, Average Intetrest Rates At Auto Finance Companies Continues To Plummet
• GMCR's continued growth is attributed to good management, product mix
• GM's Branding Strategy: They Better Get It Right This Time
• GM's Decision to Build Their New Small Car in Michigan Could Come Back to Haunt Them
• GM's Filing For Bankruptcy: The Lehman Of Manufacturing? Could It Send The Markets Back Into Reverse?
• GM's G8 Flip Flop Indicates Troubles Far From Over
• GM's Last Chance
• GM's Next, Best, Final, Last, Chance: Take It!
• GM's Pending Bankruptcy: How Buying a Car Is Going to Change
• GM's Plan To Get Viable: Cut, Cut, Cut. And Wait For The Volt
• Gold and the South African Economy - How Gold will ensure a Brighter Future.
• Goldman Sachs Misses the Point
• Good Move For Wal-Mart
• good view on changing demographics
• Goodwill Writedown on Macy's purchase of May makes sense
• Google's Rumored Acquisition of Expedia Would be a Surprise
• Govenment Aid for Good Business
• GPS - Stella McCartney designs for Gap Kids
• Grain Corn Demand Destruction
• Green Energy Investment is Risky without Government Backup
• Green Is The Color Of The System Not The Pieces, Analytic and Leadership Excellence LLC
• Grocers Turning Plastic Bags into "Green" Cash
• H&M Good for South Korea
• Hard Times for Retail Franchisees
• Has Kellogg Ignored the Customer?
• Health and Fitness Clubs in Great Shape
• Hertz Would take on Additional Risk if they start Hedging Fuel
• High Price Will Lead to Low Sales.
• High Prices Low Demand Leads to Downfall in Import and Export
• Historic Chicken Production Slowdown
• Home Depot and Customer Service haven't gone together for awhile
• Home Depot Cuts: Getting Back to Core Business Good Idea
• Home Depot Refocuses On Retailing
• Honda Able to Adjust Production Quicker than Competition
• Honda's Announcement Is No Surprise - Now the Task Is To Identify the Best Positioned
• Honda's Strong Brand and Value Drive It Ahead of Chrysler
• Hotel Investment Opportunities Abound
• Hotels RevPar decline - It is more than just the economy coming out of recession
• How about work practices?
• How does a legal problem between Pepsico and PBG would affect the sales on trade and the probable value of the companies?
• How Is The Obama Administration Impacting The Auto Finance Market?
• How Much Should a Good Cup of Coffee Cost?
• How Times Have Changed In The Car Business, Once Bitter Rivals, ADP & Reynolds & Reynolds Have Teamed Up To Take On DealerTrack, RouteOne
• Hybrid Energy Drinks
• I agree with Nelson
• If General Motors Didn't Have Enough Problems, GMAC Must Raise $11.5 Billion After U.S. "Stress Test."
• If GM files, Opel falls, even with an investor.
• If it did not work before in better economic times, what makes you think in will work now?
• If You Thought Auto Sales Were Bad In January '08, Wait 'Till You See January '09
• Impact of GM Bankruptcy & Disfranchisng Various Dealerships
• In Addition To The Economic Downturn Cadbury Has To Compete With A Mightier Mars!
• Increasing Challenges Facing Branded Consumer Goods Manufacturers
• Indian Luxury Sector Will Bounce Back Soon
• innovation at starbucks
• Instant coffee can be acceptable
• Investors Need More Information About Zale (ZLC)
• Is Allegient Losing Altitude? Not at All. Don't Believe the Naysayers Who Compare ALGT to the Rest of the Airline Industry
• IS Best Buy (BBY) Struggling To Find Direction?
• Is Billabong in a "strength" position?
• Is Circuit City a Victim of the Our Broken Free Market System
• IS THE CHANGING OF IDEAS FOR GETTING CUSTOMERS BACK TO LAS VEGAS NOT A PROBLEM FOR ALL U.S. GAMING AREAS???
• Is There Any Hope For The Domestic Automakers? Perhaps In Used Cars.
• It is Time for Abercrombe and American Eagle to be Focused........
• It Isn't Just The Automakers Who Need Help--- OEM Suppliers Get In Line For Federal Aid
• Jewelry Industry Unwilling or Unable to Deal With Finlay's Risk
• Jewelry Not So Prime In Walmart
• John Lewis sales drop...
• LA Times Article Points Out How Little They Know About How An Automobile Dealership Works
• LAS VEGAS IS NOT OFF TO A GREAT START IN 2009 - IS THERE A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE GAMING INDUSTRY
• Long Road for Dealers
• Look Beyond (30%) February Comps for Value in ANF
• Lots of Choice Beef
• Lower Exports, Milk Prices and Dairy Cows
• Luxottica Benefits from Rare Ferragamo License
• Luxury Brands Face an Uncertain Future
• M&S mistakes Shanghai for Middle England
• Macys (M) Job Cuts Will Only Harm the Franchise More
• Macy's Acquisition Arrogance Has Cost Market Position
• Macy's actions are counterproductive and do not address the core issues
• Macy's has fundamental business model problems a write down will not resolve
• March Auto Sales: Don't Get Too Excited
• Margin for error with the grain crops is shrinking
• Marketers: This is worth exploring
• Marketng Research is always needed
• Massive acquisition sprees - driven by hubris?
• McDonald’s is a chain for the times
• McDonalds Beverage Business a Fountain of Profits
• Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss
• Mega Retailer Private Label Can Be Effective
• Morrisons Tip-Toe into non-food
• Mr. Jonathan Kelley
• Municipalities have reservations on Online Travel Agent's hotel room tax policies
• My View: The State of the Retail Jewelry Business
• Nano Production- Can Tata ramp up the production fast enough at new plant?
• NANO-Redifines Mobility
• Negotiating Rent Cuts with Starbucks Could Make or Break a Property
• Netbooks – Grown Up Smart Phone or Stripped Down PC?
• New CAFE Rules Will Not Fix CAFE Problems.
• New Chrysler Board A Given: What About New Competitive Products?
• New Eyes at American Eagle
• New Starbucks concept store allows for experimentation, growth
• New York City Tax Changes: At Least it Isn't Retroactive
• Next In GM's Sights: Holdout Dealers
• Next Round in the Online Travel Agency (OTA) Fee Wars as Orbitz Drops Hotel Fees
• Nissan Intends To Be Number One Seller Of Electric Vehicles In U.S.
• No Big Love
• No 'instant' solution to long term problems
• No Joy at RadioShack (RSH)
• Nobody ever made money by saving money
• Not So Fast There...Fast Food Still First Choice
• Online testing panel examples from beauty care
• Opel Important to GM's Future: Critical Decision Pending
• Operational Efficiency Key to Survival in Foodservice Distribution
• Opportunistic Poolcorp (POOL) Grabs Marketshare
• Orbitz Finally Falls In Line and Removes Booking Fees: OWW
• OTA Slug Fest Continues as Expedia EXPE matches Orbitz OWW in Removing HOTEL Booking Fees
• Outlook for Walmart
• OWW and Travelocity: New hotel offerings to challenge PCLN position?
• OXXO (FEMSA Commerce) could face a good opportunity with the actual crisis
• PBG rejects PEPSICO offer of buy-out
• PC Sales Declines or Defections?
• PCLN Still Outperforms its Rivals; Continues to Grow Despite Global Economic Woes
• PENN NATIONAL NEEDS TO MAKE SURE LAS VEGAS IS A MARKET THEY REALLY WISH TO ENTER
• Penske: Looking To Become "Gobal Motors" With Saturn Acquisition?
• Pent up demand does not lie in discretionary retail assortments
• PEPSI OFFER TO BUY ALL SHARES OF 2 MAIN BOTTLERS GREAT FOR PEPSI
• Pepsico Russian Investment
• Poolcorp(POOL) Adjusting to the Landscape
• Pork Producers Need to React to Declining Profitability
• Porsche and VW: An Alliance or a Dalliance?
• Possible Changes in Pork Production
• Possible Choice Beef Surprise
• Priceline continues to exceed expectations
• Private Label Dynamics
• Private Labels Are Brands To Someone
• Professional Travel Expertise Has Value
• Protein Deflation
• Real Change or More of the Same
• Recalls, The Economic Tsunami For Food Companies
• Recessions are positive times for franchise systems that have creative development departments. Bishop Franchise Consulting LLC, Jim Bishop, President
• Recognizing the Next Edscha
• Record Incentives Soar to 20% Of Sticker Price. Sales Fall To 27 Year Lows
• Refiner's Share of Carbon Emissions Credits is Meant to Dampen Fuel Demand
• Rental Car Firms Caught in between Two Tough Realities
• Repair and Replacement Businesses Will Benefit from Consumer Spending for Some Time
• RESEARCH IS ALWAYS NEEDED
• Restaurant Development Will Slow in 2009
• Retail Industry in India
• Retail Sales Down Due to Swine Flu....Really????
• Retail Sales Indicative of Economy
• Revised: Many More Jewelry Bankruptcies Ahead Unless Retailers Change
• Russia - An attractive market for drinks
• SAAR for Auto Sales In February Will Come In At 9.6 Million Vehicles: More Bad news For Automakers
• SABMiller is not Immune to the Global Recession
• SALMONELLA IN PEANUT BUTTER COOKIESI
• SameOld! Same Old! Lutz should have left with Waggoner
• Sears (SHLD) Eyes Early Sales For Christmas 2009
• Sears Christmas Lane Annoucement Raises Many Questions
• Sears Christmas Lane Execution Raises More Questions
• Sears Holding tactics "work"....but for how long?
• Sentiment Versus Reality in The Foodservice Market
• Sentiment Versus Reality In The Foodservice Market
• SERIOUS ISSUES
• Seven Car Companies Pulling Ahead Despite Recession
• Shrinking Markets and the Role of Supply Chain Specialists
• Sign of things to come
• Signet (SIG) Lags Jewelry Market Growth
• Signet’s (SIG) Short Positions Climb as Zale (ZLC) Prices Soars-Revised
• Signet's(SIG) Sale Strategy in the UK May Be A Looser
• Significant changes in the Tire Industry
• Sinking Desert Sands for Investors in the Dubai Property Market
• Slight flaw in this theory by Dev Anand, Impetus Marketing
• Small Jewelers Likely to Benefit as Large Public Jewelers Change Leadership
• Small-Format Stores Provide Convenience to Hurried Consumers
• Smart Move!
• So, Ford Turns In a Loss Of $14.6 Billion And, While Its News, Its Not An Event That Sparks Panic. How Come?
• Soluble or Instant - This New Coffee is a Revenue, Not Brand, Driver
• Solution to one of the most Problematic issue in Automotive industry.
• Someone Explain To Me What a "Domestic" Vehicle Is
• Spain's Residential Construction Equipment Market Collapse (RBA, TEX, Liebherr)
• Spending will gradually increase
• Squeeze Costs n Increase Deliverables in Foodservice
• Starbucks - new concept for beer and wine - a major hit or a major failure!
• Starbucks (SBUX) - Wrong Strategy, Wrong Time
• Starbucks asking for Rent Reductions Good First Move
• Starbucks Instant - Potential for International Brand Access?
• Starbucks Instant Coffee Move a Curious One
• Starbucks May Win Back Convenience Sector Customers with Introduction of Instant Coffee
• Starbucks Not Out Of The Woods Yet
• Starbucks posts short term profits but long term questions remain
• Starbucks vs Nestle is Only a Rumor of War and Shouldn't Be More
• Starwood sues Hilton over Denizen - "Zengate"
• States will be Hurt by Cigarette tax increase in more ways than one
• STATION CASINOS A GOOD BET TO GET PAST THIS POOR ECONOMY
• Subprime Auto Loans: Some Light At The End Of The Tunnel?
• Super Major Multinational Oil Firms Can Continue to Invest for the Future
• Support for Automotive Suppliers Means More Than Just Incidental Support for GM, Chrysler, and Ford
• Swedish Meatballs in Beijing !
• Sweeping Legislation Benefits Poolcorp(POOL)
• Tata Motors forced to slow down.
• Tata's Nano: How'd They Do It?
• Taxes and Fees, Previously Hardly Ever Discussed, Have Been Adding Substantial Revenue to all OTA's GM
• That's a Spicy Meatball!
• The Coca-cola Economy and Strategic Procurement Spend Analysis
• The "New" General Motors Promises To Focus On Customers, Cars And Culture: What Was It Focused On In The First 100 Years?
• The Auto Industry---How Many Automakers Do We really Need?
• The Coming Structural Realignment of China’s Automotive Sector
• The Competitive Landscape Has Changed For Restaurant Chains
• The End of Chrysler as We Have Known It
• The Fast Food Industry Will Continue to Shine
• The Federal Government Running General Motors? You Have Got To Be Kidding!
• The Formula is not in place
• The Future of Luxury
• The Govt. as the only source for student lending is a scary thought.
• The Herd Retirement Program, Dairy Trade and the Dairy Markets
• The Hispanic Market in America, does not behave as it does in their countries
• The Internal Combustion Engine Is Not Yet Dead - Scuderi Split Cycle coming
• The last chance for Opel is already gone
• The next Cuban invasion, the cruise industry is ready to invade...
• The Path to Globalization of China’s Automotive Industry
• The Perfect Storm Drowns Brewer's Profits
• The Power of Large Jewelry Chains Declines
• The Real Driver for Under Armour
• The real issue in auto industry is over capacity- Economies of scale
• The real reason we are failing
• The Time Is Ripe For Dollar Stores
• The times are right for Home2 - but how close is it to aloft?
• The Trade Spend Dilemma For Foodservice Distributors
• The UK Holiday Park Market
• Tier 1 Supplier Delphi: What will It Look Like When It Emerges From Bankruptcy?
• Tiffany's (TIF) Outlook Uncertain
• Tim Hortons Has Potential To Pressure Starbucks
• Tim Horton's vs. Dunkin: long way to go
• Time to Reposition Hills
• Top Ten reasons to use a travel agent
• Tough Times For TV Makers
• Toyota Posts First Net Loss In 59 Years. Expects To Lose A Million Sales. Worl'd's Number 1 Car Company Receives A Rude Welcome To The Struggling Global Auto Marketplace
• Trade In To Trade Up - It's Time Has Come
• Travel Agents Critical for Cruise Industry Success Today and in the Future
• Travelocity matches Expedia - implications for Orbitz, Priceline
• Trouble on the high seas
• TZOO launches a strong product offering - may be the key in a reversal of fortune
• U.K. Pubs Suffer as a Result of Higher Beer Taxes
• UK: Auto Sales Recovery Tied To New Models
• Uncertainity in Gold Market
• Under Armour---Over or Under?
• Underperforming stores may benefit from Landlord negotiations
• Union Ensures Cities Hardship Without NPG
• United and Aer Lingus - will it work?
• United Tells Travel Agents to Cover Credit Card Fees
• US and Chinese Vehicles - Similar But Not So Much
• US said ready to trade bailout billions-for-equity in GM; chuck The Free Enterprise System!
• Value - Added Strategies for Packaging Material Suppliers
• Value Added Contents to Size with savings to customer ; Use of Private Label for High Volume Consumables.
• vegas probably has hit the bottom but the climb back is overwhelming
• Video Gamers - Predictable to Fickle, Serious To Silly, Can EA Make The Shift?
• Visteon And American Axle Among U.S. Suppliers In Trouble
• Viyella Future More Rosy Now
• VW Top Management Maneuvers for Control
• Wagoner's Failures Ultimately Outweighed Successes. Who's Next?
• Wagoner's Management Style Raised More Quyestions Than Answers
• Waitrose Puts Their Customers in the Driver's Seat!
• Wall Street's Alchemists Tout Securitization
• Wal-Mart Great Value Brand Revamp Signals Mainstream Adoption of Private Label Products
• Wal-Mart Laptop Market
• Walmart, Beware a Juggernaut Swinging Sticks and Bearing Gifts.
• Wal-Mart’s move to private label is merely a reflection of societal trends.
• Washington Needs Patience: Consumers at Lower Pay Need Time to Adjust to Green Car Prices
• Washington, Stop Pretending You Can Run Business and Lead the Country with an Energy Policy
• Watching Chicken Production...Closely
• We can only wait and see
• We need to better understand the entire automotive industry ecosystem
• What a perfect time for a new product launch.
• What can we learn from Danone's set back with their beauty yoghurt Essensis?
• What can we learn from Danone's set back with thier beauty yoghurt Essensis?
• What Car People Think About What's Happening In Today's Auto Market: Part 4
• What Car People Think About What's Happening In Today's Auto Market: Part 5
• What Car People Think About What's Happening In Today's Auto Market: Part 6
• What Car People Think About What's Happening In Today's Auto Market: Part 7
• What financal experts can learn from marketing experts
• What GM Can't Say
• What Happens To Auto Dealers And Their Floorplan Loans If An Automaker Goes Bankrupt?
• What Is A "Surgical" Bankruptcy? And Can It Work For General Motors?
• What is Going On?
• What is it?
• What The Heck Was Cerebus Thinking When It Bought Chrysler?
• When you run a Family business... and your not Family.
• Where the Foodservice Industry Goes From Here: Operators, Distributors and Manufacturers
• Why Being Number Two In Auto Sales Is Good For GM
• Why Car Buyers Are Still Having Problems Getting Approved For Auto Loans
• Will "Cash For Clunkers" Meet Its Goals? BTW- What Are Its Goals?
• Will American consumers prefer private labels as Europeans do?
• Will Coca-Cola Follow This Strategy?
• Will the Recession be Blue Nile's Undoing?
• Will the Saks and Neimans cuts impact their ability to execute and compete effectively?
• Will the Stimulus Bill Cost Retailers a Trillion Dollars in Sales
• Will Zale Succumb to Its Self-Inflected Wounds?
• Wine sales in India down 20%, but LT prospects remain good
• Without a travel agent, you are on your own. Academy Travel Consultants, travel and leisure
• World Class Packaging
• Zale (ZLC), A Model for the Future or History's Footnote?
• Zale Board Ignores Opportunities
• Zale Liabilities Increase, But Does It Matter?
• Zale Management Brings Company to Its Knees
• Zale Stock Makes Overvalued List
• Zale trying to come out from Recession
• Zale(ZLC) Bleeds Human Capital and Cash Too