Q&As

What’s worse than a consumer who has something to return? Hurdles in the return process. And according to a new study, those hurdles are getting higher

This week, Meet the Broker features Wayne Roimisher, a business-to-business specialist with more than a passing concern about business ethics, bogus lists and brokerage commission discounts or “kickbacks”

Alltel Wireless is offering its customers a chance at a free trip to a college or pro basketball game with members of their calling circle.

Nestle Waters North America has signed a two-year spokesman agreement with star fitness coach Bob Greene, known for aiding Oprah Winfrey in her ongoing battles with poundage.

Senators Judd Gregg (R-NH) and Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) have introduced legislation to curb the growing epidemic of identity theft by making it harder for criminals to steal another person

The Talbots Inc., a direct marketer of women’s apparel, shoes and accessories, has made agreements with three banks to convert its uncommitted working capital lines into committed lines.

If any National Football League team completes a “Hail Mary” pass on the final play of a divisional or conference championship game, KFC will make a six-figure donation to its Colonel’s Scholar’s Program.

Office Depot and Sharpie, the maker of permanent markers, have opened an in-store shopping experience at Office Depot retail locations where customers can experience the product.

Singer Katy Perry has garnered lots of attention for her 2008 single “I Kissed a Girl,” from nominations as the favorite MySpace performer in the Teen Choice competition to winning the 2008 MTV Europe Music Award as the best new act.

Atrium Innovations Inc., a health supplements marketer, has acquired Nutri-Health Supplements LLC for $23.9 million.