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Spending on travel and merchandise incentives reached $46.1 billion in 2006, according to a new benchmark study by the Incentive Federation.

CoinStar is testing financial services kiosks that let people buy prepaid gift cards or e-certificates with a swipe of their debit card or with cash.

Starting in early October, Starbucks customers will be able to get free music with their mochaccinos as part of a month-long promotion for a new wireless music download partnership between the coffee chain and Apple iTunes.

Langers Juice Co. is pushing an on-pack sweepstakes tied to the DVD release of “Naruto The Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow.”

The National Retail Federation is predicting that holiday sales will rise 4% this year to $474.5 billion.

Google Maps’ Street View feature has caused some buzz since its debut in May. Much of the buzz has been negative, with countless publications and Web sites finding bizarre and disturbingly private images available on Street View.

For the first time ever, cell phone-only households are more popular than landline-only households, according to the most recent Mediamark Research report titled “The Birth of a Cellular Nation.”

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