The Incentive Show may look a little different this year with its new name and revamped focus. Formerly called New York Premium Incentive Marketplace,

It's always heavily qualified by “Depending on the war situation…,” or ”Barring a double-dip recession…,” but a perceptible note of confidence has crept

Vivendi Universal Entertainment, Los Angeles, and MasterCard International, Purchase, NY, have launched a multi-year marketing alliance that gives the

Travel budgets across most corporations have taken a beating but the Chicago-based Society of Incentive & Travel Executives (SITE) had some exceptional

After dropping off by six percent in 2001, spending on in-store services gained ground last year, jumping 2 percent to $867 million, despite a weakened

Of the 200 or so major points-based programs currently being run, 30% will either be shut down or merged by the end of the year, according to Gartner

Direct marketing in Russia is only a bit more than a decade old, but it's already become one of the nation's most dynamic marketing and communication

Two years ago, the corporate structure of Sainsbury's, a grocery chain based in the United Kingdom, was divided among three groups: One that ran the stores,

Frequent-flier miles will not become a pass payment option despite the foul financials of some of their biggest sponsors. So says Tim Olson, founder of

Loyalty marketing program UPromise lost one of its cornerstone members when Toys R Us let its contract run out last month. Two-year-old UPromise channels