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NRF: Father’s Day spending to rise slightly
Washington, D.C. -- Americans will spend a little bit more on dad this year, stretching their budgets enough to show their favorite man just how much he is appreciated, according to a survey by the National Retail Foundation.
The group, 2013 Father’s Day spending survey, conducted by BIGinsight, found that the average consumer will shell out $119.84 on dad’s gifts this year, up from $117.14 last year. Total spending for Father’s Day is expected to reach $13.3 billion. -
The Bangladesh Tragedy: The Tipping Point From Hell
By John Paluszek, [email protected]
This time it is different.
But the question remains: Is it different enough? Let us, then, count the ways.
The “tipping point” may seem facile, but the current dramatic increment of tragic incidents is now more toxic to more corporate reputations. That’s a big deal, generating a new dimension of company action.