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Disney Brings ‘Magic’ to Kroger Stores
Disney characters are adding a little magic to grocery store shelves under a new deal to launch a line of branded products at Kroger stores.
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Macy’s Converts Field’s Shoppers, Stars in TV Series
Marshall Field’s shoppers may be losing their stores, but they won’t lose their frequent-shopper perks.
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Toyota Promotes Yaris Via Tour, Video Game Ads
Toyota Motor Sales USA is reaching consumers through events and video games as part of a new marketing effort to boost its latest subcompact vehicle, the 2007 Yaris.
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Hotels.com Dangles Incentives to Drive Business
Hotels.com is out with a host of incentives to entice travelers to book hotel rooms through its services.
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Swiss Army Promotes Moore to VP-Corporate Market Sales
Swiss Army Brands, Inc. has named Shelly Moore VP-corporate market sales.
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You Can’t Be Full Yet
Taco Bell, Burger King and Applebee’s are the most popular concepts with the country’s 200 largest multi-unit franchisees, according to rankings released by the Restaurant Finance Monitor.
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‘Coupon Mom’ Partners With Boodle Site
Online coupon site Boodle.com has partnered with The Coupon Mom, Stephanie Nelson to share her secrets to saving at the grocery store.
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Comcast Debuts CD Sampler of Internet Sites
There’s a new kind of premium that helps consumers tame the Internet. It’s a CD that lists—and links—the top Web sites on a given topic, from music or golf to diabetes or pet care.
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P&I Postscripts
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Shipping Costs, Technology Spending Cut Amazon’s Income
Amazon.com reported second quarter revenue of $2.1 billion, up from the $1.8 billion it generated in second quarter 2005. But the online retailer’s operating income dropped from $104 million a year ago to $47 million, and its net income fell from $52 million to $22 million.