brand news
Posted by Stephanie Startz on October 15, 2009 09:26 AM
The New York Times will not sell the Boston Globe. [WSJ]
US automarket falls 1.5% after Cash for Clunkers ends. [Times of London]
Ford gears redesigned Lincoln towards luxury market. [Bloomberg]
MySpace focuses on music, "social entertainment," not taking Facebook head-on. [WSJ]
Wardrobe staples and snoods (pull-on scarves) bolster Burberry sales. [FT]
US distiller Diageo blames larger-than-expected 6% fall on destocking. [FT]
(More headlines: Breast Cancer month, gold at Harrod's.)
For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, how much are brands giving, and to whom? [Newsweek]
Hawaiian airlines Mokulele and Go! merge. [NY Times]
Dole Food Co. lost half its valuation over past six years. [LA Times]
Cracker Jacks remain a classic at the ball park. [NY Times]
Harrod's to sell gold bullion. [Telegraph]
Luxury fashion brands catch up on social media. [Fortune]
How the Logo channel won by catering to its demographic. [Fast Company]
More about: New York Times, Boston Globe, Automotive, Cash for Clunkers, Ford, Lincoln, MySpace, Facebook, Burberry. Diageo, Philanthropy, Mokulele, Go!, Cracker Jacks, Harrod's, Luxury, Logo
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