brand news
Posted by Stephanie Startz on December 9, 2009 08:06 AM
A campaign to rebrand "Made In China." [Marketplace]
Is Ford ready to sell Volvo to the Swedish? [NY Times]
Kroger suffers a $875 million loss. [NY Times]
Howard Stern to play hard ball in contract negotiations with Sirius. [WSJ]
EMI joins Universal in the launch of music video site Vevo. [NY Times]
Regulators at odds over when Citi can repay TARP. [FT]
Nielsen finds growing consumer preference for "three screens." [BrandWeek]
Tween retailer LittleMissMatched enjoying rapid growth, faces a branding crisis. [Newsweek]
Talbot's swings to 3Q profit, merges with BPW Acquisition Corp. [WSJ]
Forrester Research study finds that multiple shops best serve brands in a vast media environment. [MediaPost]
It's a buyers market for luxury automobiles. [WSJ]
Richard Branson unveils the Virgin Galactic spaceship. [NY Times]
GM plans to replace their current CFO Ray Young. [NY Times]
The Merrill Lynch bull returns to business cards. [WSJ]
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