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Posted by Dale Buss on January 15, 2013 09:01 AM

Ford tops Experian loyalty ranking as automaker earmarks "billions" for relaunching Lincoln — and may alter marque to please Chinese car buyers.
Apple stock slides on disappointing iPhone 5 sales.
Lance Armstrong creates buzz in advance of "emotional" TV confession with Oprah Winfrey.
Alibaba says founder is to leave CEO post.
BMW and Mercedes-Benz are chasing younger buyers.
Brandweek is being revived, at least in name.
Burberry says own-store sales rise but wholesale suffers.Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on May 30, 2012 05:42 PM

BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion saw its shares slump today after warning Wall Street that it's forecasting an operating loss for the first quarter. With the company hiring bankers at JPMorgan and RBC to explore a sale, investors worried and layoffs looming, the Canadian government dismissed rumors of a possible takeover.
Other brand news:
Best Buy store closures spur Walmart ads.
NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg bans sale of large sodas and sugary drinks.
GM is shifting Chevrolet ad budget from Super Bowl to sponsoring the popular Manchester United soccer team.
Disney Channel joins the TV Everywhere brigade.
Exxon Mobil shareholders approve executive pay.Continue reading...
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