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  • Personal Trainers

    PERSONAL TRAINERS are developing new market niches for physical exercise instruction. And a mass market is emerging too, as trainers no longer serve only

  • IntelliQuest Searching for a Buyer

    IntelliQuest Information Group Inc., Austin, TX, said Friday it is in talks to sell all or part of its operations. It has retained Piper Jaffray Inc.

  • Seconds of Pleasure

    Lynn Coddington won college tuition for her son at the University of Vermont. Machele Web earned a round of golf for four at the Pelican Hill Golf Club.

  • K-tel Launches E-Commerce Site for Central Europe

    K-tel International Inc., Minneapolis, has launched an e-commerce Web site in Germany that will cater to the Central European market of Germany, Austria,

  • Big Gulps

    I firmly believe that there’s no such thing as a bad retailer. They’re all tough, and some are more confused than others, but be that as it may, we all

  • USA Networks Acquires Lycos

    In a bid to expand its online activities, New York City-based USA Networks, headed by Barry Diller, agreed to buy No.3 Internet portal Waltham, MA-based

  • Kids Off Lists Bill Is Back in Play

    LEGISLATION HAS BEEN reintroduced by Rep. Robert Franks (R-NJ) that would prohibit list companies from distributing personal information about children

  • Firm Offers Trade: PCs for Privacy

    A CALIFORNIA OUTFIT offering free PCs in return for consumers’ demographic information and their privacy was so swamped with requests on the first day

  • Skilling’s Laws

    VAN SKILLING HAS engineered some major deals, and is good at playing the role of a buttoned-down CEO. But he has another side-that of a character in the

  • The Prize Paddy Wagon?

    Port Washington, NY-based sweepstakes promoter Publishers Clearing House has been sued by the state of Wisconsin for allegedly targeting the elderly and