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Are you ready for some football? Burger King Corp. this week breaks its first— promotion to leverage its sponsorship of the National Football League with a sweepstakes, tournaments and other football-themed offers. To kick off the NFL Your Way …

In a search for teen soda sippers and gamers, Jones Soda Co. and Nintendo of America are out with an under-the-cap sweepstakes that dangles plenty of entertainment. Labels on Jones Soda include information on the promotion and the bottles are topped …

A list of 11 million customers has become available from Kwik Lube Auto
Service. These vehicle owners spent between $20 and $600 for minor
service work at this retail chain.

Individuals who registered online to receive free ring tones for cell
phones are named on the Ring Tone Crazy list. The count is 1.5 million.
Postal and telemarketing records are available.

Birthdays can be bittersweet for individuals looking to lose weight. Not only are there extra candles on the cake, the guilt can be overwhelming as the butter cream frosting melts in the mouth. That is, of course, if you

infoUSA chairman and CEO Vinod Gupta announced yesterday he plans to withdraw his $11.75 per share proposal to acquire all shares of the Omaha, NB-based data company he does not currently own.

Chevrolet is leveraging is sponsorship of Major League Baseball by presenting the league’s first-ever all-time Latino team, and will award one voter a trip to this year’s World Series to see the official unveiling of the team. As part of the Chevrolet …

To encourage healthy snacking, Sorrento Lactalis, Inc., maker of Sorrento and Precious Cheeses, has rolled out a sweepstakes across nearly 1,000 grocery stores nationwide. Sorrento’s “Smart Snack on Wheels” promotion will give away a 26-inch High Timber …

Spicy? Swedish? Sweet? Creative cooks can decide how to best present their dishes for the Meatball Mania Holiday Recipe Contest hosted by Quaker Maid Meats and West Bends Housewares. Chefs are asked to use frozen Mama Lucia Meatballs from Quaker Maid …

If I were the number one search engine in the world, I’m not sure that I would allow many queries to show my number one competitor’s web site as the first listing, all while not showing any paid listings. MSN doesn’t do this. Yahoo doesn’t do this. So why…