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  • Report: HBC Spending by Ethnic Consumers Hits $1.5 Million

    New York - General, rather than ethnic-specific, product appeal is the key to growth in the ethnic cosmetics and beauty care market, according to a new report from market research publisher Packaged Facts, "The U.S. Market for Ethnic Cosmetics, Hair Care, and Beauty Products."
  • Kmart Teams With WB Network in Unique Marketing Agreement

    TROY, Mich., and BURBANK, Calif. - Kmart Holding Corp. and the WB Television Network today announced an exclusive integrated marketing campaign to launch five new Kmart back-to-school fall apparel collections and the WB's new season of shows. This marketing partnership is the first of its kind in which a major retail brand is working with a television network to jointly leverage their respective assets for cross-promotional purposes.
  • GROCERY: The spirits world

    The sales trends in liquor merchandising -- exotic flavors, holiday gift packs, low-carb diets, and superpremium products -- are so promising it's almost scary.
  • Sainsbury's Extends Contract with 'The Naked Chef'

    LONDON - British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, better known as the Naked Chef, has agreed to be the face of supermarket chain Sainsbury's for another year.
  • Wal-Mart Sells Antismut DVD Player

    LOS ANGELES - Wal-Mart is selling the world's first DVD player that can seamlessly skip over violence, swearing, nudity, and other potentially offensive movie content, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The $79 unit features technology by ClearPlay and is manufactured by Thomson, Inc. under its RCA brand.
  • Hershey Foods Announces Multi-Year Partnership with Latin Superstar Thalia

    HERSHEY, Pa. - Hershey Foods Corp. today announced a multi-year partnership with Thalia Sodi, the popular Latin singer and actress, as part of its strategy to tap into the fast-growing Hispanic market.
  • United Supermarkets and Market Street Bring Cycling Event to Texas

    DALLAS - Hundreds of enthusiastic cyclists, community leaders, and cancer survivors converged on the Hyatt Regency Dallas today to celebrate the announcement by United Supermarkets and Market Street of the first-ever United Texas Tour planned for fall 2005.
  • Toy Makers Take On Wal-Mart

    NEW YORK - In what could be a 2004 version of "Toy Story," a group of toy manufacturers have decided to take a stand against Wal-Mart Stores by delivering fewer hot toys to the chain and having more exclusive launches at competitors, like Toys "R" Us, according to the Associated Press.
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