GLG News by Media Buyers

Nothing has really changes at Wal-Mart to suggest that it will perform that much better in a declining economy; including the numbers.  Heres why.

As Sears falls further behind, Sears retail strategy grows more disparate between divisions which will probably worsen during the new reorganization.  Clearly Lampert is out of touch with what is happening.

Every business, whether it specializes in manufacturing or is part of the Web 2.0 landscape, sooner or later finds itself in need of a database system to help manage information flows throughout the company.  Most businesses find that they end up with a database system as they grow, starting off...

Most retailers will play it safe as consumer spending declines, but with over $2 trillion in retail sales in play, there are big market share opportunities for companies with innovative merchants at the helm. 

Article is extremely relevant as it address the current climate for newspapers. There is still life left, but much change is needed.

Yahoo is in a good and a bad position.  The good position is that they have multiple suitors already -- Microsoft, News Corp, and Google (in a way) -- and might get more, driving up the offer price.  The bad news is that they've already seen AOL go down the road of a failed merger with Time...

The addition of Baily, Banks, and Biddle sales may more than off set the lose of 94 Macy's jewelry departments.  However, the company may need a lot more cash than the current business can generate to sustain its current specialty jewelry store growth strategy.  Here's why.

AT&T doesn't make a cent off of an unlocked Apple iPhone, but Apple makes a hefty profit.  Plus, they get distribution to untapped markets and can still claim that they tried to prevent it.  Apple is on a roll and will continue through the next iPhone release (provided it is not a bad...

Google's domain tasting policy makes sense, but, predictably, it addresses a very small concern.  Click fraud and a complete lack of transparency are more vital, though this lack of transparency also vaulted Google over Yahoo, AOL, and Microsoft.  In the vein of openness (OpenSocial, Android,...

Garmin's Nuviphone entrant shows that the incumbent manufacturers and carriers are continuing to lose their stature, in the wake of the Apple's iPhone.  However, Garmin has neither the brand power nor the expertise to pull off an iPhone.  We won't be able to predict success until we have much...