Q&As

Jaguar will sponsor an evening of amateur boxing and auction a car to benefit a Chicago children’s charity.

Today we meet Alec Waluschka, direct and interactive media broker at Dunn DataCo, the reincarnation of the former Mal Dunn Associates Inc.

A dozen Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives are calling for congressional hearings to be held on the proposed acquisition of online advertising concern DoubleClick by search giant Google.

Retail loss prevention executives anticipate that nearly nine percent (8.93%) of holiday returns will be fraudulent, up slightly from 8.67% last year, according to a National Retail Federation survey.

The Federal Trade Commission has settled six cases and levied nearly $7.7 million in fines against companies and individuals accused of violating the requirements of the National Do Not Call (DNC) Registry.

Quebecor World Inc. is selling a 29.9% interest in its European operations to RSDB Group for 240 million Euros ($341 million).

Pepsi’s Mountain Dew brand has launched an online game, “Dewmocracy,” that lets players team up and design the flavor, color, name and marketing graphics for a new entry in its product line.

Sears is tapping into shoppers’ love of the Internet and other technologies to back this year’s holiday-themed campaign.

Morgan Dunn finds a niche at Neckties.com (www.neckties.com), a Garden Grove, CA online marketer of novelty and conventional men’s neckwear.

In 1997, Tony Casazza, president of Atcom Services Inc. — a consulting firm involved with the design and installation of fiber optic data communications and other computer network cabling systems — decided he wanted to become an online retailer in this budding industry.