GLG News by Former C-level Executives in the Consumer Goods & Services Councils in Member Programs

In an effort to demonstrate profit improvement as a stand-alone process and demonstrate how auto makers can achieve its goals to improve profitability and reduce cost through a proven method based on team innovative management...the Automotive Industry should consider putting into place Profit Building...

All retailers impacted by this downturn will need to take dramatic action to offset the impact of reduced sales and that includes those operating in the luxury space such as Saks. The consumer is trading down which means that Saks has lost a portion of their customer base which needs to be offset...

Ron's points are well taken but let's look at the playing field for these two companies

Vendors will continue to support Circuit until at least the first part of December Companies will watch carefully the weekly trends over the next 45 days Vendors can easily create a "run on the bank" if one or two large suppliers change their terms significantly 

This is a truism. A tome. In retail, keeping it fresh counts. Critically. For years, the power of merchandising - visually and branding, have had one target - keeping it fresh in the consumers mind.

Sony, Panasonic, Pioneer, Toshiba, JVC, Kenwood, and NEC are all venerable consumer electronics brands, but unless there are dramatic shake-ups in the way they manage their businesses, their glory days may be forever gone.  Competition from Korean companies like Samsung and LG and a myriad of competitors...

The Far East procurement base is hiking prices above inflation and market possibilities of its customers. Streamlining operations is a temporary solution only.

  Titan's watch brands stand to benefit from Tanishq's success and will allow Titan Industries to expand at an even more rapid pace.

The results that ahve been produced by WYNN for the last quarter is going to be indicative of what we see in the near term future.

Detroit casinos may have an advantage relative to competition in not absorbing huge losses of business due to a smoking ban.