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Vary the Dosage
THERE ARE MANY REASONS why growth in the pharmaceutical industry will slow to single digits for the first time in over a decade. The patents for numerous
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FTC Proposes E-zine Relief
WEBSTER MIGHT NOT AGREE with the Federal Trade Commission’s definition of the word But direct marketers now have every reason to be happy about it. The
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Urban Renewal
Douglas Freeland first heard about Hot Import Nights from a regional colleague at McDonald’s. The first time I went to one, I was amazed at the crowd:
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Pfaltzgraff Sets a Custom Table
TASTES IN HOME DCOR and entertaining are changing, becoming more eclectic and informal than ever. While Pfaltzgraff founded in 1811 and one of the oldest
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Ripe for the Picking
TELEVISION, MAGAZINES AND JUST ABOUT EVERY FORM OF media are bursting with fashion advertising targeting women in their tweens, teens, early 20s and 30s.
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How to Slice a $4.6 Million Pie
The bricks have embraced the clicks. Retailers generated 5% or more of their total sales online last year in only 12 product categories. And by the end
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Huggies Has Pregnancy Covered
Kimberly-Clark has a new relationship Web site that’s designed to get its Huggies brand name in front of expectant mothers long before they have to make
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Chella Chases Abandoned Carts
Chella Professional Skin Care began selling its anti-aging solution on the Web in December 2003, about three months after the company itself was founded.
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Outside the Box
Finding a new way to build out a brand in a static product category isn’t easy. But for Playtex-owned Banana Boat Suncare, the solution was simple rescue
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False Negatives
Nothing brings to mind H.L. Mencken’s old line that journalism is not an exact science like reading stories about your own company. For example, one competitor