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  • Snickers’ new commercial is monstrously funny

    Why does Godzilla destroy cities and terrify crowds? Snickers posits that the infamous monster is just hungry in its latest commercial, which makes its debut nationally Sunday, March 2, during the 86th Annual Academy Awards.

  • Verizon’s answer to cyber attacks

    Verizon Enterprise Solutions has opened the Verizon Cyber Intelligence Center (VCIC). The new center will offer advanced detection and response capabilities to better manage and mitigate cyber attacks.

  • Domino’s extends advertising partnership with CP&B

    Ann Arbor, Mich. -- Domino's Pizza has finalized a renewal agreement with its national agency of record, CP+B, through 2016. The partnership began in 2008 and included Domino’s “Pizza Turnaround” in 2010, when the chain changed its core pizza recipe.

  • Gap to expand Athleta banner

    Gap reported a 12.5% decline in fourth-quarter profit, with its results impacted by heavy discounting during the holidays. The retailer also issued a profit outlook for the full year that is below analysts' expectations, and said it will open 30 additional U.S. stores during fiscal year 2014.

    Gap reported net income of $307 million for the three-month period ended Feb. 1, better than the Street expected, down from $351 million in the year-ago period.

  • EBay Enterprise extends marketing partnership with Karmaloop

    King of Prussia, Pa. -- eBay Enterprise, a global provider of omnichannel solutions, including commerce technologies, retail order management, fulfillment and customer care services and marketing solutions, has extended its partnership with Karmaloop to provide marketing solutions that increase conversion.

  • Wide ranging chemical policy revealed by Walmart

    Walmart’s release of a sustainable chemistry implementation guide may not sound like the biggest news to come out of Bentonville, but the directives contained in the document are sure to have wide-ranging implications for suppliers’ products.
     

  • Study: Retailers move past channels with mobile strategies

    Walnut Creek, Calif. – Retailers are taking an increasingly omni-channel approach to their mobile strategies, looking to combine mobile with existing channels rather than treat it as a separate entity. According to a new study from RSR Research, “Mobile in Retail: Reality Sets In,” 49% of retail respondents said the purpose of their mobile strategy is to drive traffic to the store in 2014, compared to 33% in 2013.

  • American Greetings appoints new CFO

    American Greetings has promoted Gregory Steinberg to CFO, effective March 1. Steinberg was most recently the company's corporate treasurer.  

    He will be responsible for all finance functions at the company. The previous CFO, Stephen J. Smith, recently resigned to accept another employment opportunity.

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