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Voters in North Dakota overwhelmingly rejected a law last month that allowed banks to sell customer information without written permission. It’s surprising

So often real, progressive legislation that could benefit large numbers of Americans doesn’t become law because well-placed and well-financed corporate

Voters in North Dakota on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a law that allowed banks to sell customer information without written permission, according to news reports.

Government officials and activists are fanning the fire under tobacco marketing again. The struggle will play out over the next few years in court, in

Spending on in-store services declined despite an increased focus on in-store marketing in 2001. Chalk it up to the economy. Last year’s slowdown led

Don’t tell the PTA, but unless your product is alcohol, tobacco, or firearms, you might want to think about targeting kids. The children are our future

Ask four people to define and you’ll get four different answers. Business defines us as a sales tactic. Marketing defines us as a below-the-line expense.

The highest-priced list category on the market is permission-based business-to-business e-mail, according to the annual Worldata List Price Index. This

During the dot-com boom, corporations couldn’t buy up naming rights for sports arenas fast enough. Massive deals worth $200 million over 20 years became

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