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  • Arby’s to launch nationwide remodeling program

    Atlanta — Arby's Restaurant Group, Inc. announced plans to launch a major remodeling program across its nationwide network of nearly 3,400 Arby's quick-service sandwich restaurants.

    The turnkey revitalization initiative includes a new building image, team member re-training program and franchisee remodel financing solution.  

  • Study: Millennials share online complaints most often

    Indianapolis — In a finding that may not surprise some of their elders, Millennials share complaints online two times more than Gen X and three more than Boomers. “The Social Media Behaviors of Millennials, Gen X & Boomers,” the latest study from consultative social media research firm Fizzilogy firm, also explores the social media habits of these three generations.

    Key findings include:
    Millennials
    •    Millennials live-tweet sporting events at more than twice the rate of both Boomers and Gen Xers.

  • Vera Bradley taps new marketing chief

    Vera Bradley has named Angel Ilagan as EVP, chief marketing officer, effective July 21.

    Since 2010, Ilagan has served as marketing chief and VP of marketing in the Americas for Pandora Jewelry, where he oversees consumer advertising, promotions, marketing research, public relations, co-op advertising, Web management, customer relationship management (CRM) and social media management. His additional global responsibilities at Pandora include branding, strategic marketing and e-commerce content.

  • Trust, Transparency Best In-Store Deal for Shoppers with Mobile Phones

    By Jules Polonetsky, executive director, Future of Privacy Forum

    In mid- May, over 30,000 professionals from the shopping center industry gathered in Las Vegas for the ICSC’s annual RECon event.

    In addition to discussing leasing and the state of the retail market, for the first the first time a new topic was on the agenda – consumer privacy.

  • Lands’ End profit surges in 1Q

    Dodgeville, Wisconsin — Lands' End reported that profit for the first quarter surged 68% to $10.9 million, from $6.5 million in the year-ago period, as shoppers have responded to improved merchandise assortments and targeted promotions.

    The company, which was recently spun off by Sears, also reported a revenue rise of 4% to $330.5 million. Same-store sales climbed 3.4%.
     

     

     

  • PayPal launches small business tool

    San Jose, Calif. — PayPal has launched PassPort, a website designed to provide small businesses with free tools to expand their global sales. PassPort provides country-specific guidance on seasonal sales peaks; shipping and distribution logistics; currency exchange and fees; and customs procedures and taxes.

    In addition to holiday-specific content, PassPort presents buying and selling patterns around the globe and across key corridors. PassPort helps businesses start selling internationally quickly via direct links to eBay Marketplace tools.

  • Jack Link’s unveils ‘Meat Rushmore’ in NYC

    The clever marketers at Jack Link’s have outdone themselves, creating a replica of Mount Rushmore out of meat snacks in New York City’s Columbus Circle.

  • Saban Brands taps former Iconix VP to help expand reach

    Daniel Castle, former Iconix VP of international and business development, will be joining Saban Brands as the company’s managing director of strategic business development.

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