brand news
Posted by Stephanie Startz on November 4, 2009 07:09 AM
GM backs out of Opel deal with Magna International. [WSJ]
Toyota considers evolving the Prius into a family of vehiches. [MediaPost]
Renault SA revives the legendary Gordine brand. [WSJ]
Chinese environmentalist Su Wei calls Hummer a "garbage brand." [Newsweek]
Kraft defends its Cadbury bid, generates $9 billion in financing. [Times of London]
China approves Disney theme park for Shanghai. [NY Times]
Marks & Spencer to sell branded grocery products. [WSJ]
Tool manufacturers Black & Decker and Stanley Works to merge. [WaPo]
(More headlines: Twinings, Adidas, Glenfiddich in China.)
Fashion brands switching retail partnerships are confusing to shoppers. [NY Times]
Primark owner ABF sees revenues rise from bargain shoppers. [Times of London]
Twinings to move operations out of Britain to Poland and China. [Times of London]
Should brand loyalty guide an investors portfolio? [WSJ]
Tennis star Andy Murray signs 5-year $10 million deal with Adidas. [Times of London]
Glenfiddich launches campaign seeking brand ambassadors in China. [Media Asia]
More about: Glenfiddich, Disney, Adidas, Twinings, Marks & Spencer, Toyota, GM, Opel, Magna International, Primark, ABF, Renault SA, Gordine, Hummer, Black & Decker, Stanley Works, Kraft, Cadbury
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