brand and bottle
Posted by Mark J. Miller on December 17, 2012 06:03 PM

Bacardi turned 150 years old this year and after a slew of celebrations in the past 12 months that have surely left its 6,000 employees a bit hungover from time to time, the company threw one more party last week. This one commemorated the creation and burial of a Bacardi time capsule that will be opened in 50 years.
So what’s in the futuristic stainless-steel capsule that has been registered with the international Time Capsule Society and stands six feet long and is a foot wide? What will the great citizens of our planet unearth in 50 years? Well, there’s a “photograph of the remarkable gathering of nearly 500 members of the Bacardi family, representing eight generations, captured in a single moment encircling the iconic Bacardi bat logo at the family’s 150th anniversary party in Puerto Rico,” a press release states,” along with a “commemorative medal honoring Bacardi rum as the ‘World’s Most Awarded Spirit,’ an honor achieved with nearly 600 awards for great taste, quality and innovation.”Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on August 14, 2012 08:56 AM

Apple rumor created by Swedes as a prank goes viral.
BP nets $2.5bn in deal to sell Californian refinery business and Arco brand.
Canada's media ownership concentration criticized in new report.
Chad Johnson negates powerful personal brand as VH1 series cancelled.
Cosmopolitan founder Helen Gurley Brown passes, remembered, at 90.
Dewar's global brand ambassador chats with the New York Times.
Ford banks on 2013 Fiesta.
GE and Chobani take gold in Ace Metrix Olympics ad ranker.
HarperCollins plans pop-up record store to promote new book.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on June 25, 2012 08:55 AM

AB InBev closes in on buying remainder of Mexico's Grupo Modelo for more than $12 billion.
Apple adds Yelp check-ins to iPhone maps app, sees Motorola Mobility patent case shut down by federal judge and retail workers described by NYT as "loyal but short on pay."
Best Buy tries to regain edge before back-to-school season.
BlackBerry owner RIM reportedly considers a plan to split its company in two.
Cadillac surprises with integration of Apple's Siri voice.
Carl's Jr. and Hardee's set Spider-Man movie tie-in.
Dewar's announces three-year partnership with TED.
Dairy Queen gripes about New York menu restrictions as it enters the city.Continue reading...
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