Tiffany Reports Flat Holiday DM Sales
Tiffany & Co. posted direct marketing sales of $69.9 million for the holiday period, roughly the same amount as the prior year.
Tiffany & Co. posted direct marketing sales of $69.9 million for the holiday period, roughly the same amount as the prior year.
Restoration Hardware Inc. experienced flat holiday sales, the firm said Friday.
Florida consumers will be paid over $1 million as part of a settlement between State Attorney General Bill McCollum and infomercial firm Whitney Information Network Inc.
One of the largest printing services companies in the European Union, Schott Gruppe AG, based in Freudenstadt, Germany reported on Jan. 11 that the disposal of its direct marketing division significantly improved its bottom line.
Usana Health Sciences Inc. said on Friday that it has received a letter from the Salt Lake City regional offices of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which announced that a formal inquiry of the company's marketing activities has been completed, with a recommendation that no enforcement action be taken.
(Multichannel Merchant) Cooking and kitchenware products merchant Chefs Catalog will close a San Francisco office and shift jobs from that location to its Colorado Springs, CO, headquarters.
McDonald's is ready to make its second supersized plunge into the coffee market. But will its latest attempt as a barista make it Sanka or swim? Click here to see why Brand Keys founder Robert Passikoff says Mickey D's customer base is loyal enough to choose it over rivals like Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts.
It's not that easy being a green Web site. Marketers need to determine the right approach to creating effective Web-based communication that will capture the spirit of environmental conservation becomes crucial to the success of Web site initiatives. Click here for 10 tips from SiiTE Interactive founder Alan Ruthazer.
1-800 Contacts is suing Lensworld.com claiming trademark infringement over Lensworld allegedly buying "1800Contacts" as a keyword to trigger its ads on Google and other search engines.
The Pakistani government has enacted a law to protect electronic transactions in the country, according to wire service reports.