Q&As

Sneaker-maker Reebok International Ltd. is recalling 300,000 charm bracelets after a four-year-old in Minnesota swallowed a piece of the jewelry and died from lead-poisoning.

Packaged goods sales rose a mere 1.6% to $394.1 billion in 2005 in the face of economic uncertainty and Hurricane Katrina.

NBC took to the streets this month to promote its new show, Heist, handing out premiums and driving people to an online sweepstakes for a chance to win $5,000.

Standing out from the crowd, regardless of your organization’s industry, is a huge challenge. One way to meet the challenge is to expose your company’s expertise to prospective customers by speaking at public forums.

The Jones Apparel Group, Inc. said this week its board of directors is considering the sale of the entire $5 billion company.

You lose customers every day. But do you know when they are lost? A strong company knows the inflection points for customer loyalty and builds systems to turn customers around and bring them back

Shoppers will start seeing network TV in 1,300 supermarkets nationally as CBS takes to the in-store airwaves.

Consumers with a passion for car racing can win a chance to catch some Indy 500 speedway action next year thanks to a Bridgestone Firestone North American Tire, LLC (BFNT) sweeps.

Time Inc. will set aside $4.3 million for consumers as part of a settlement with 23 states over its billing practices. The publisher will also hand $200,000 to the states to cover their investigation costs.

(Multichannel Merchant) With its newest catalog, Outdoor Living, Atlanta-based Home Depot continues to target a more affluent audience.