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  VitaminDiscount.com Is Acquired

  Omni Nutraceuticals Inc., an online health supplement marketer based in Los Angeles, has signed a binding letter of intent to acquire VitaminDiscount.com

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  Turn It Over: Experian demands full reporting from credit data subscribers

  Experian, the Orange, CA-based credit bureau, is requiring all subscribers to fully report information related to their customer accounts. The shift in

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  Double Standard

  A report rating 30,000 Web sites has found some improvement in online privacy practices. But San Diego’s Enonymous.com, which produced the report, gave

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  Beauty’s in the Eye of B-to-B

  After making cosmetics available to the general public through cyberspace last year, Beautyjungle.com wants to get a piece of the more glamorous – and

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  Campaign Management Tools: A Primer

  New software can put the edge on your marketing strategyWhat are campaign management tools? What do they do, and who needs them?Campaign management consists

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  Vindigo Seeks Members the Old-Fashioned Way

  Direct mail has arrived at the cutting edge. Vindigo Inc., creator of a New York entertainment guide for Palm devices, began a mailing in late April that

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  CRM? Where’d That `C’ Come From, Anyway? Place?

  in case you’ve just arrived from the planet Mars, CRM stands for customer relationship management. Everybody and his brother has jumped on the CRM bandwagon:

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  On the Rebound: SPIEGEL OVERHAULS ITS PROSPECTING AND CUSTOMER RETENTION EFFORTS

  When Christian Feuer left his wife’s side two days after their third child was born to travel from the East Coast to Downers Grove, IL, it was to tackle

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  USPS CFO Resigns

  The U.S. Postal Service’s CFO and executive vice president, Richard Porras, said he plans toretire to pursue opportunities in the private sector. The

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  U.S. Without the P.S.? Unthinkable! (Wanna Bet?)

  In the days of Augustus, none but a scant few visionaries could imagine a world without the Roman Empire. Yet despite the soothsayers’ inability to convince