Consumer Goods & Services News 3

• "None Dare Call it Treason."
• "Testing, testing, are you there hybrid and battery power advocates?"
• "Wealth of Nations": Result of US Tariffs on China
• A "Target-ed" Focus on Increasing Brand Image and Profitability
• A Chinese Tire Drill is the Tip of an Iceberg
• A deal now could unlock substantial value for Signet Group
• A different type of contamination in pet food
• A DIFFICULT PROPERTY TO MAINTAIN CUSTOMER LOYALTY
• A Giant Leap - Without a (safety) Net
• A Good Move But Still to Clear More
• A Hip, New, Taste and Style to a solid, yet old brand of Hotel Chain's
• A LAS VEGAS LANDMARK COULD BE ON THE BLOCK
• A LEGEND PROPERTY MAKES ROOM FOR A NEW MEGA RESORT
• A Long Time Coming
• A new coat of green?
• A smart stategy for the auto makers
• A US Switch.
• -A VERY REAL PROBLEM FACING THE WYNN LAS VEGAS-
• A VERY SOLID MOVE FOR STATION CASINOS
• Abercrombie: “Calm down, everything is fine!”
• Acceptability and New Markets Lead Athletic Shoe Styling
• Acceptance of dependence on imported oil as an economic danger does not mean accepting ethanol as a global solution by the world's industrial nations
• Acquiring NBTY Will Fit Nestle's Re-branding Strategy
• After a Successful Turnaround Year in 2006, OfficeMax Misses Earnings Expectations in Q1 2007
• Alan Mulalay has quickly become a basic Ford managerial model,colorless, but with meaningless buzz word package as a standard feature.
• All New Diamond Report in the Market in July2007
• Alternative fuels for India
• American Cars by Beatrice Ararat
• American OEM automotive management has blindly handed the global auto parts market to China. There is no excuse, other than incompetence, for this result of targeting short term results and ignoring the long term consequences of their actions.
• American OEM car makers, global warmists, and environmental activists have a common cause, a domestic Lithium battery technology development program
• AN EMPLOYMENT SNAG MAY HIT LAS VEGAS IN THE NEW HIRING PROCEEDURE
• An important sales-to-investment caveat
• AN INTERESTING CHOICE OF PARTNER PLANNING A CASINO FOR LAS VEGAS
• An investor may still find Jaguar is the Jewel in the Crown!
• AnF's model will make thier expansion into europs an easy transition
• Another Ford Blunder: The Only Successful Hybrid Vehicle Development Executive Ford Ever Had is Now Working on a GM Contract at Johnson Controls
• Another frightening article about "mysterious" China...Take this one with a grain of salt
• Another Hands by Signet to Boost its Summer Sale in UK
• Another Merger
• Another Nonsensical Fuel Cell Progress Announcement from the Public Relations Department of an OEM Automotive Industry "Giant"
• Another Round of Price Wars in China’s Auto Market
• Another Useless Report and Machine
• Any significant change in the "China Trade" could devastate the American OEM automotive industry's China Price agenda
• Apparel Industry Trends Are Creating A Perfect Storm
• Applebee's determination of market appetite for their restaurant chain
• Are new brands necessary to keep Movado on time?
• ARE THEY CLOSING IN ON THE NUMBERS POSTED BY NON TRIBAL GAMING IN THE U.S.
• Ark International Inc. Beatrice Ararat
• Ark International Inc. Beatrice Ararat
• Asian Economic Strength and Weak Yen Make Foreign Investments Profitable
• Aston Sale a Sign of Action to Gain Traction
• Baby Steps
• Bad decsions lowers Best Buy earnings.
• Bankruptcy in the OEM automotive industry is a treatment, not a cure, for financial failure usually caused by short-sighted management
• Barnes & Noble: “What else can we do?”
• Battle of Retail Floor Space
• Bed Bath BABY and Beyond
• Beer Brewers Pursue the 'Brand Experience'
• Beiersdorf / Nivea Takes Promising Step Towards China Acquisition
• Best Buy "Versions" Stores to Further Enhance the Customer Experience
• Bharti/Wal-Mart Agreement
• Big 3 lost money due to tight standards of UAW
• Big Challenges In Wild Oats Purchase
• Big Industry of Diamond Exploration in India
• Blackstone's Probably Won't Put Others in Play...
• Boom of China
• Boots Miracle Cream Reverses Aging, Sales Skyrocket!!!
• BOOTS: Victims of their success
• BOULDER HWY GAMING ARENA HAS LONG NEEDED SOME MORE INTEREST BY DEVELOPERS
• Brand Loyalty Can determine your driving needs.
• Branding to Latin Americans Spurs Market Growth
• Breakfast Wars or Building daypart/increasing sales
• Bribe Shine Glittering
• Building additional factories is Toyota's best way to gain political influence in the USA
• Burberry's CEO streamlines merchandise to focus on Core Products
• Bursting at the seams
• Buying Small to be Big in China
• BY ACCIDENT
• Cadbury's Accelerade Can Make Pepsi Sweat
• CAFE Regulations May Impact Chrysler, US Auto Makers
• Can a net zero strategy maximize Sears' value?
• Can Fedex Kinko's Become the 4th Office Supply Superstore?
• Can global jewelry manufacturer change the way Americans buys jewelry?
• Can Kodak Grab Share in an Already Crowded(but lucrative) Inkjet/Ink Market?
• CarMax (KMX) Loosened Credit Requirements Will Have Negligible Impact
• Carry-Trade and Yen Weakness
• Casual Dining Down But NOT Forgotten
• Cerberus to Add to UAW Contract Woes
• Certification fraud expected to grow.
• Chance for the Market
• Change in marketing strategy mostly "me too"
• Changing American Lifestyle & Economy Changing Malls
• Charles & Colvard, down Now, but are they Out?
• Charlotte Russe: “Management making room for dessert”
• China Acquisitions Require a Degree in Rocket Science?
• China has many more in it
• China's Companies Get A New Tax Incentive For Making Social/Charitable Donations
• Chinese Automotive manufacuring will impact Global Market Soon
• Chinese Sales Stats Show Strong Economy, Set to Continue Increases Until 2020.
• Chrysler Sale Impact On Supply Base
• Chrysler Scenarios
• Chrysler’s future hangs on the next United Automotive Workers contract agreement
• Chrysler-Magna Deal Makes Sense
• Chrysler's Acquisition by Canadian Auto Parts Manufacturer, Magna International, Would be in Everyone's Interest
• Cintas staying on top and being admired, worth the investment
• Coca-Cola / Pepsi-Cola Acquisitions: Strategic Planning Issues
• Coke, Pepsi, Cadbury Schweppes Challenged by Energy Drinks
• Coming to a video game near you soon!!
• Competition is Fierce for Blue Nile
• Competition will create Supply and Demand
• Concentrating on whether Toyota or any vehicle manufacturer looses money on HEVs today simply misses the point.
• Connecting the Chrysler Dots
• Consolidation of the US automobile industry - US OEMs overcapacity
• Convenience isn't just an event for consumers, it's a state of mind.
• Cool argument indicts most manufactures and luxury brands
• Cost cutting by the battery suppliers, not increasing use of onboard electronics, may be the real cause of shortened battery life
• Cost Versus Leveling the Playing Field
• Court’s Refusal a Setback for Nutraceutical International
• CVS-Caremark: The New Prescription Drug Industry Challenge
• Da Bao acquisition soap opera continues in China (Avon, J&J, now Unilever!)
• Dairy Business: Danone-China. Infiltration in Foreign Markets.
• Dalumi Plans for US Market
• DCX Suppliers will need to be ready for major cost reductions
• De Beers Still on Top with the Result of 2006
• Dean Foods Company gets hit by Commodity Price increases. Food verses Fuel, the Dean stockholders suffer.
• Decreases in sales economic, ANF continues to be a sharp company
• Dell's problems aren't that mysterious.
• Department stores aren't the ones killing designer labels
• Diamdel(De Beers) will move to India
• Diamond reports faked
• Digital Signage & Interactive Solutions at Retail Enhance Sales
• Diversity in the workplace has not helped the development of profitable minority business enterprises in the OEM American automotive industry.
• Does clean closets mean fewer Burberry customers?
• Does its interest in Land Rover mean that Cerberus has some interest in Jaguar or that Cerberus is in the OEM automotive industry for the long haul?
• Don't Forget Hardee's!
• Don't sweat this
• Dubai and India first One Roof Plan
• Dunkin Donuts, Proctor & Gamble Deal a Slam Dunk
• early loss, future gain
• Embattled by scandal and litigation, Wal-Mart retrenches
• Energy Efficient
• Enough with GAP sales!
• Ethanol is politically correct. Foreign carmakers will now learn that what's sauce for the goose may be sludge for the gander
• Ethical Standards Are the Backbone of Good Business
• Evolution of Indian Designer Markets
• Expansion of Private Label Brands a High Profile Strategy in the Eckerd's Conversions
• Expansion Plan on Track at Aaron Rents?
• Extreme Resource Nationalism is Pushing Japanese OEM Automotive Suppliers to Recycle Platinum Group Metals
• Fabulous
• FACTA Violations Can Lead to Huge Penalties
• FACTORS FOR EARLY BATTERY DEATH
• Fake Diamond Reports
• Fall jewelry sales may be worse than retailers expect!
• Fallout From Pet Food Recall
• Fast-Casual equals fast-Growth!
• Federated is taking steps to expedite integration of May Co. stores
• Federated(FDS) is good on talk, but not on action results when it comes to the product assortments..
• Fight or settle-Wal-Mart's labor probelms will cost the industry billions
• Finally A Move Into The Right Direction
• Fine Jewelry-teetering on turmoil or business as usual?
• Finish Line Has the Cash
• First things first, renovations should wait at RadioShack
• Flawed Report Could Hurt Supplements Industry
• Flex fuels: More harm than good?
• Food and Recipe Sites Replacing Traditional Cookbooks
• Food, Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Companies to Benefit from Nutraceuticals
• For how much longer will there be a Ford in our future?
• For Ralph Lauren's eyes only
• Ford and Future
• Ford Motor is attempting to follow General Motors Lead--a positive sign!
• Ford turnaround plan - Light at the end of the tunnel?
• Ford's strategy - the sale of aston Martin
• Forecasts can be manipulative, Long-Term demand for gold jewlery is good
• Foreign Doctors on its NAB, a Great Marketing Strategy for Herbalife
• Foreign suppliers of OEM automotive components have been opening factories in the US since the end of World War II. Is there anything new, different, or ,perhaps, accelerated, going on now?
• Four bad reasons why Finlay needs more cash!
• Fuel vs. Food: Demand, Currency Devaluation, and Global Conflict
• Future diamond industry profitability depends on disclosure!
• Future of Branded Diamond market in Asian Countries like India, China and Middle East
• GAMING SHOULD BE ON AN EQUAL FOOTING WITH ALL OTHER BUSINESS IN THE STATE
• Gap needs to stop the negative self fulfilling prophesies and focus on upside!
• Gas Prices Are Driving Customers To J.C.Penneys
• Gas Prices, how will they affect the Scooter & Motorcycle Market?
• GE as the company that has been a innovator currently and hroughout our lives.
• GE has sold out America's heritage in modern plastics technology to one of the world's most technologically backwards nations. What really happened?
• General Motors will be "hit' the least by the SCOTUS' CO2 Rulings, because its business model has already taken such rulings into account
• Gentex rear camera display mirror on 2008 Ford F-series full-size Pick-up trucks -- A break-through for Gentex
• Gitanjali Gems expanding Globally
• Gitanjali Planning Few More Major Takeover this Year after taking Samuels
• Global Expansion: Hershey's Strategy for a Less Rocky Road
• GM has missed the Boat
• GMPs for Dietary Supplements Good for the Industry
• Godzilla is taking over the world!!
• Gold Pricies always a Issue
• Good News for Functional Food Marketers
• Good news for lawnmower engine makers
• Goodyear Moving In the Right Direction
• Growing Economy Strong Retail OutCome in China
• Hain Mastery of Public Relations Over Sales
• Half hearted efforts
• Harrah’s starts to build its internet presence with online poker partner
• Harrah's does have a problem
• HARRAH'S HAS OTHER PLANS IN THE FUTURE FOR THIS PROPERTY
• Has jewelry lost that loving feeling?
• Has the Bubble Burst for the Office Supply Sector and US Economy?
• Has Tiffany lost its focus?
• Hep-B - It was only a matter of time before a foreign company got caught
• Herbalife Licensed to Sell Directly in China
• HERBST GAMING TAKES OVER FROM MGM PROPERTIES IN PRIMM,NV...
• Here comes Tesco...rolling into or over the US convenience channel?
• Hershey Builds Smoother Road to the Future
• Home Improvement Giants and Service
• Honesty is Always the Best Policy
• Hot air baloons are great places for advertising, and Ann Arbor is a great place to work on innovation.
• HP's Printer Strategy is All About Ink Sales and Not About Web Printing
• Hybrid vehicles - not dead yet
• Iberia offer by TPG - Back door to Amadeus???
• I'M ON THE ROAD, BUT WHERE DO I PARK THE DARN THING?
• Implications of the Variety of Fuel Efficiency Options
• In China C&A Isn’t Zara
• InBev Price Hike Will Help Anheuser-Busch Distribs
• Incompetent Quality Control or Outsourced Design Engineering, take your pick.
• Increasing CAFE standards is not the answer
• India picking up
• India to face the challange
• INDIAN GAMING SEEMS TO BE THE LOCAL GAMBLERS VENUE OF CHOICE
• India's OEM automotive industry and its logistics infrastructure is still young enough to try global solutions such as alternate fuel technologies. The developing world should be watching carefully.
• Industry Boat Shows indicate Recovery
• Industry symptoms
• Investing in the future
• Investment into a promising future
• iPhone - Is just being different enough?
• iPhone Misery it is not bad for the country by Beatrice Ararat Ark International Inc.
• Is bigger better?
• Is it the Margin, the Brand Image, the Profitability or the Consumer Driving the Increased Penetration?
• Is Signet's management stretched too thin?
• Is the iPhone going to be another lithium-ion battery fire problem? Is this battery a bad Apple?
• Is the New York Times Article a Press release or Well Researched Journalism?
• Is There a "Perfect" E-tailing Website?
• IS THIS PROPOSED NEW DEVELOPMENT GOING TO PROVIDE THE AREA WITH THE NEEDED ECONOMIC BOOST?
• Is this really going to work?
• Is this the "way forward" for GM's fuel-cell project, or is it just a lateral step to buy time?
• IstQ07 Results of Signet
• It is what is happening on the factory floor that will drive the negotiations.
• It Never works
• It Should Not Be Luck
• It turns out that in the political panic over a "fix" for global warming it has been overlooked that Ethanol is not a "free lunch."
• It will take some time to right this ship.
• It's easy to make cars cleaner. Just start producing and distributing hydrogen and or invent a sale, reliable, and efficient battery or fuel cell, and replace every vehicle power train now in existence or sheduled to be built. Shall I repeat that one more time?
• iT'S JUST WHAT THE HARD ROCK NEEDED - BROUGHT UP TO DATE AND EXPANDED
• J. Crew is safe....for now.
• J.P Pennys realizes, “you gotta be in it to win it!”
• Jaguar is a service disaster once more. This time a short sighted Ford management has overlooked the prohibitive costs and rare skill sets necessary to repair aluminum bodies. Only a razor sharp management with unlimited cash can resucitate the old girl this time. Better, perhaps, to put her down once and for all.
• Japan Going Down
• JCP Is Traveling Many Roads to Exclusivity: Maybe Too Many?
• JCPenney, is it too much to soon?
• Jewelery Ticket is Dependent on Gold Prices
• Jewelery will Recover from this Situation
• Jewellery Industry Will Rebound
• Jewelry and Watch Industry is not Teetering
• Jewelry sales decline as retailers lose their emotional connection with consumers.
• Kenneth Cole IS Accessories.
• Killer Vitamins or Bad Science
• KIRK KERKORIA PLANS A BIT OF A JOLT WITH PLANS TO TAKE PART OF MGM/MIRAGE PRIVATE
• Kohl’s execution of merchandising, planning and operational improvement initiatives is creating distance from their direct competition.
• Kohl's Building up
• Kohl's Continues Expansion and Remodeling of Infrastructure
• KOHL'S CUSTOMERS LOVE THEIR PLAIN VANILLA
• Kohls is delivering on assortment. Trend should continue for FY ‘07
• Kohl's is successful for the Consumer View
• Kohl's needs to take product to a higher creative level...........
• Kohl's well positioned for battle with JCP
• Kroger growing?
• Kroger, though open to big acquisitions, is more likely to continue making opportunistic fill-in acquisitions
• Lack of Communication In the Business
• LAS VEGAS CASINOS CAN ILL AFFORD UNION DEALERS
• LAS VEGAS HAS THAT SPECIAL APPEAL - IT JUST CAN'T BE DUPLICATED
• Lets get out of this and stand strong
• Licensed Brand Extensions
• Life Time Fitness Benefits from Study
• Limited Distribution Proprietary Brands
• Listening to Customers and Market Analysis Pay Dividends to Kohl's Shareholders
• Lithium-ion rechargable batteries may be, literally, timebombs; They must now all be recalled until a universally applicable reliable method of determining their safety, absolutely, is found.
• Little Near Term Impact of You Tube and My Space on High End Apparel Brands and Retailers
• LOOK FOR BRIGHT NEW THINGS TO HAPPEN AT THE "NEW PLANET HOLLYWWOD" HOTEL AND CASINO
• Looking Back: The Effects of RCCL Non-Rebate Policy
• LOOKS LIKE THE NEW FRONTIER HOTEL IS BE SOLD TO A SOLID HOTEL GROUP
• Lowes and Home Depot Merely Victims of Design
• Luxoittica Buys Oakley for $2.1 Billion
• LVMH Market is Growing in Asia thats why they are planning to increase there Presence In Luxury Brands
• LVMH Swallowing Tiffany? A shocker to the business community, but customers wouldn't suffer
• Macys divisions are not max. the new hot upscale brands could be another reason for lack of sales growth.
• Magicmirror brings a high-tech personal touch to quality shopping
• Magna has now become the first truly global OEM automotive total integrator through its deal to revitalize Lada
• Magna International could provide resolution to the problems at Chrysler
• Magna International is making a drive to the East, not to China but to Eastern Europe
• Mannatech will Survive but with Scars
• Manufacturing cars. trucks, component parts, and steel in China may affectWestern US air and weather more than operating cars and trucks in California
• Many of the potententially dangerous and always embarassing recalls of cars and trucks sold in the USA have been due to Chinese quality problems
• Marriott Knows What They Are Doing
• Masco’s management baked in the anticipated 1st quarter decline. Long term outlook remains bullish.
• Maturing Internet sales threaten Blue Niles billion dollar hopes!
• Maufacturers manfacturer-An Italian fashion tradition
• MGM/MIRAGE PURCHASE WILL CREATE A NEW BUILDING BOOM FOR THE LAS VEGAS STRIP
• Mind the GAP?
• Minimizing impact of differing currency fluctuations.
• Moissanite will never become the diamond substitute
• More Positioning than Profit at JCP
• More Stores Should Boost Sales for Yue YuenMore Stores Should Boost Sales for Yue Yuen
• Multi-Channel Retailers Can Profit From On-line Slowdown
• My opioin
• My Space and You Tube Are Changing the Way Young Apparel Brands Get Hot
• Natural is Best and Will lead for Forever
• Nature’s Bounty’s Future Looks Strong
• Nestlé Gets its Wish: A Baby Giant
• New Collection by Simmon Co.
• Nike's Hit Streak Continues
• No joy for Wal-mart Investors!
• Not all home builders are poised to re emerge from the current slump on an even footing.
• Not fast food, but fast cash
• Now we know what Ford and Toyota were talking about recently and why the talks got nowhere
• Office Depot Joins the "Hunt" with OfficeMax and Staples in the Print Services Segment
• OfficeMax “Re-brands” to Further Build its Brand
• OfficeMax 2006-Defense Can Win Ball Games, But When Will the Offense Take the Field?
• OfficeMax Builds Brand Image Through Proprietary Licensing Agreement
• Online Fraud Likely to be Raised in Coming Time
• ONLINE GAMBLING IS NOT IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE AMERICAN GAMBLER
• Only a matter of time
• Opportunity for Regional Brewing Powerhouses
• Panera slipping, a sign of difficult times for the restaurant industry
• Pennys and confidence well earned with strong merchandising, marketing and operations initiatives.
• Perhaps the Presidents Should Look at What's Good for the Country Rather than Only What's Good for their Careers?
• Pet food has problems!!
• Philly is coming! philly is coming!
• Platinum Group Metals May Ultimately Not Be Required for Motor Vehicles if Environmentals Get Their Global Warming Reduction Agenda Realized
• Polo does it again!
• Poolcorp navigates rough water
• Possible contamination of pet food containing corn gluten
• Premium brand strategies-no panacea what ails retailers!
• Price increases in Wheat Apparent
• Price Shopping and an Intelligent Consumer
• Private Equity now dominates ownership of Global Travel Distribution companies
• Private Label Offerings Continue to Pressure Domestic Suppliers
• Private Label vs. Name Brand Apparel
• Profit Declines More Than Just Taxes
• Profits Before National Loyalty
• Profits, People and Policies--so you want to sell TV'S? Circuit City Plan
• Proven Efficacy of Company A new facial Cream that is safe to be use.
• RadioShack-Another Sears Holdings in the offing?
• Raiders of Tiffany's gold
• Ralph and Richemont Join Hands
• Recovery Woes in the US Continue at Corporate Express
• Remodelfication is in Full Departure
• Reshaping China modern trade
• Responsibility for food safety must remain on industry level but supervised by authorities
• Restaurant spending: running out of gas
• Restaurant Trends for 2007 Part 7 of 10
• Restaurant Trends for 2007 Part 8 of 10
• Retail Designer Label Popularity Grows
• Retail Sales Down, Margins Up at Aaron's
• Retail TakeOff of China
• Retailers Cannot Forget About Consumer Brand Loyalty
• Return of Robber Barrons
• RFID Smart Mirror for Retailer A Great Product
• Richmond Virginia, we have a problem.
• right as rain
• Rretailers could save $21 billion
• Rumors of LVMH Taking Over Tiffany
• SABMiller goes Contrarian
• Scoreboard
• Sears, again with declining sales!
• Service(and Sales) Slide at Home Improvement Retailers
• Shades of green
• share and share alike
• Short "Circuiting" Staffing in stores is a Catch 22
• Should be taken care
• So what does it all mean
• So what options are left for Footlocker
• Some truth to being Green
• Spin one and dump the other
• Sprint/Nextel illustrate how mediorce the cell phone industry is!
• Starbucks with your fries?
• Starbucks: Stop Diluting Brand Identity
• STATIONS CASINOS SEMI SOLD / A PARTNERSHIP IN GOOD STANDING FOR THE BETTER
• Stations on Steriods
• Still don't get it
• Strategic Advantages to Scaling Back Beverage Partners Worldwide
• Stress filled trends for Toys R Us buyers
• Stronach's not a Lemming
• Suggested Retail Pricing
• Sunterra – Is there Light at the End of the Tunnel?
• Sweat competition for Gatorade
• Target ON The Correct Path To Future Successes!
• Tesco isn't 7-Eleven's biggest threat!
• Tesco US Launch Has Even The Mighty Stores Worried
• The "Surpassing" Issue for Car Makers is Profitability, not Units Sold. Hybrids are actually Detrimental to a Good Outcome on this Issue for Toyota
• The American OEM automotive industry has the same problem as Senator Obama, no clout where it counts.
• THE BLACKSTONE HAS PURCHASED HILTON - A GOOD MOVE!
• The Bridge to Nowhere. Hydrogen is not a Stepping Stone to Fuel Cells. It is Itself the Answer to how to achieve Zero-Pollution As Soon as Possible
• The Chinese - A Nation of Savers, Or a Nation of Self-Taxers
• The Cult of Lithium (Batteries) has blinded financial analysts to the reality that lithium battery technology simply cannot replace lead acid battery technology in the most basic automotive application.
• The Energy Brands acquisition - more than meets the eye
• The evolution of Burberry FACTS!
• The Future of Chysler operations sill uncertain
• The global warming agenda has pushed OEM auto makers to improve engine efficiency in ways they have always known how to do.
• THE GOLDEN NUGGET IS THE PEARL OF THE DOWNTOWN GAMING AREA
• The Great Balancing Act
• The Internet, Its Influence on Modern Retailing and Manufacturing
• The Keys to making General Motors's turnaround successful
• The Limited sheds its clothes to show off their intimate apparel and silky skin.
• The members of the US Senate once again show their complete ignorance of economics as they impose the costs of more social engineering on the struggling American OEM automotive industry with no regard for the direct consequences to the industry's competitiveness.
• The new strategy?
• The OEM automotive industry is trying to get out from under the platinum group mining cartel, and the cartel is worried.
• The Race For Altadis – Monopoly Next Steps (Tobacco; Imperial Tobacco imt – uk; Altadis alt – spain)
• The Race to Dominate the Future Global OEM Automotive Industry has Begun, and GM is Probably The Only American Company in the Running
• The real story, which is being ignored here, is Ford's loss of competence in purchasing, quality control, and engineering.
• THE RIVIERA HOTEL/CASINO CAN'T SURVIVE IN TODAYS MARKET
• The Saturn Aura Hybrid Uses Nickel Metal Hydride and Lead Acid Batteries Just Like The Toyota Prius Does, But The Newer Aura May Well Be The Better Product For The US Market.
• The University of Phoenix – On the Right Track Again Toward Graduation
• The water will flow faster at KO than it will at Pepsi.
• There Has To Be A Middle Ground
• There is no longer a "Big Three." There's Just the American "Big One" moving to become the "Big Green One."
• There is no point to even mentioning this story outside of a very narrow interest academic research community. It has no commercial application.
• There's another, obvious, reason that Toyota is not going to build any more new assembly plants in the US. There are now or will be soon a dozen surplus OEM automotive assembly plants in the USA, Canada, and Mexico owned by GM, Ford, and (Daimler)Chrysler.
• This is Backwards: Green Power Signals the Ultimate Demise of the Automotive Demand for Platinum Group Metals Rhodium Most of All
• This is not just a test for the UAW, it is the final exam for the UAW/American OEM automotive industry's business model
• THIS IS PART OF HARRAH'S DESIGN FOR THEIR FUTURE RESORT ON THE LAS VEGAS STRIP
• This may be a big mistake
• This product should not be confused with “Traditional” Sofas and Upholstery!
• Tiffany’s “new shining hope” may turn out to be a short lived glimmer,
• Tiffany's Will Maintain Strong Earnings
• TIME HAS COME FOR THIS PROPERTY TO BE BROUGHT INTO THE 2007 PICK ME UP
• Time to level the playing field?
• Topline review of Alli
• Tough but can be achieved by Blue Nile
• Toyota has probably lost money on each hybrid. Now, as others, particularly GM, enter the field Toyota wonders if the others will make money on them while Toyota continues to lose.
• Toyota, the new leader in World Wide Auto Sales
• Toyota's learning curve is very steep. Perhaps Ford and DCX simply cannot see that high anymore.
• Toyota's Too Premature Prediction
• Transition may understate Finlay's progress
• Trends for 2007 - Consolidation in the Restaurant Industry
• Trends for 2007 - Hostility in Casual Dining
• TRUMP CAN DO THE JOB NEEDED TO CREATE A SUCCESS IN ATLANTIC CITY
• TUI and First Choice Merger - Wider Implications
• U.S. Auto Industry in Trouble
• UAW has no right to say anything for GM/DCX
• Undeterred by Foul Weather and the Economy, Guess Continues Spectacular Growth
• Union work rules, formerly an unassailable and self-destructive bastion of waste and corruption, at last to be challenged by GM, albeit mistakenly
• Urban Outfitter’s has the right combination of innovation, differentiated brands and multiple channels of distribution.
• URBN getting it's Groove back
• US Diamond Result in April 2007
• USANA Should Rebound in the Long Term
• use of treated diamonds
• Variety for the diet Internet Cookbooks
• Vitamin E Sales Continue to Decline. Will Other Antioxidants Follow?
• Wal - Mart can kill 2 birds with one stone.
• Wal Mart's Organic Program-Much Ado About Nothing
• Walmart - Trustmart China Acquisition Deal…Good Idea?
• Walmart in Banking - Good for America, survivable for banks
• Wal-Mart Investment in Chindia is Good Investment
• Wal-Mart isn't its rivals problem
• Wal-Mart Needs a Lesson in Organics
• Wal-Mart tolerant of mediorce results!
• Wal-Mart vs Washington
• Wal-Mart, SuperValu, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s: Private-Label Food and Beverage Winners
• Watch India
• Watch out for your pets!
• Watch where the people go
• Watching from the Sidelines
• Way of the future???
• Weight Loss Programs Gain New Customer Base
• Weight Watchers 2007 Earnings Could be Lower Than Expected
• Wendy’s at a crossroads
• What Drivel is This
• What isn’t needed is another ‘dog and pony’ show!
• What problems face Station Casinos Should Soboba Tribe get a license to operate in Las Vegas
• Where's Kenneth Cole Going?
• Who is responsible for the failure of Chinese aftermarket replacement tires?
• Who wants Chrysler?
• Who Will Be the First Player in the Office Supply sector to Successfully Launch In-Store Pickup?
• Who will eventually pay the price for MAP pricing?
• Who will retail Fashion Brands?
• Whole Foods Wild Oats Merger Good for Long-term Growth, but Write off 2007
• WHOLE FOODS: TIME TO SOW ITS WILD OATS?
• Whole Wheat Donut Not Enough to Raise Krispy Kreme's Dough
• Whole Wheat Doughnut Follows Success of Oat N Honey Doughnut
• Who's going to design, market, and service the cars that Magna builds with Somebody Else's Money?
• Why did Toyota delay and then low key this announcement? Is the Cult of Lithium in crisis over supply as well as safety and reliability?
• Why The Urban Chinese Need to Pay More For Their Food
• Will Congress shut Wal-mart's "Un-Bank" down?
• Will Expect Much More Good Figures This Year by Tiffany
• Will Ford survive on its own after selling the crown jewels? - A comment from the fortune teller…
• Will globalization work for General Motors?
• Will gold jewelry demand in the US may decline for the remainder of the decade?
• Will they know?
• WYNN RESORTS SHOWS WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MACAU - THE DOLLARS LOOK MUCH BETTER
• You're Kidding, Right?
• Zale buys time
• Zale retrenches, leaving investors to wait for a turnaround
• Zale's future dims!