Marketing
Trump brand doesn’t sell: now Sears, Kmart drop products
13 Feb 2017
Sears and Kmart have followed firms like Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus in dropping Trump-branded products, as the companies take calculated risks in making business decisions that might antagonise the president
Facebook Lite crosses 200 mn active users mark
10 Feb 2017
Macy’s under pressure to drop Ivanka Trump line of merchandise
07 Feb 2017
Retail chain Macy's is facing pressure to drop Ivanka Trump's line after Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus stopped selling her merchandise
Wal-Mart to scrap ShippingPass shipping service
31 Jan 2017
Wet Seal to shut all its stores: Report
28 Jan 2017
BSNL launches three new prepaid schemes
25 Jan 2017
Facebook admits to misreported marketing stats
10 Dec 2016
Starbucks to launch Pokémon Go Frappuccino
09 Dec 2016
Baby food firms flout Indian laws, endanger kids’ health: survey
06 Dec 2016
A survey has found that companies like Nestle, Abbot, Heinz and Danone routinely flout the IMS Act by promoting baby foods and feeding bottles for children under 2 years of age
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