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Chrysler's sales hot in January

2012/02/01 | Chron.com

Americans continued to buy new vehicles in January, driving a favorable trend for automakers that began late last year. Major automakers, with the exception of General Motors, posted sales increases last month, led by Chrysler, which said sales soared 44 percent.


Coffee Drinkers Still Like Their Joe One Cup at a Time

2012/01/31 | QSR Magazine

Most consumers would agree that their morning doesn’t officially start until they’ve enjoyed their first cup of joe—whether they brew at home, at work, or stop at their favorite coffeehouse.


Premier Foods explores marketing beyond shoestring, Mr Kipling ‘category blur’

2012/01/30 | Bakery and Snacks

Premier Foods CEO Michael Clarke says he is pursuing a strategy of 'category blur' to revive the company’s disappointing trading performance, as he announces new marketing ammunition for the bakery and snack ‘power brands’ central to the approach.


Forget the Kate effect, the ONLY way is Essex: Duchess boosts economy by £1bn, but TOWIE makes us spend £1.4bn more

2012/01/30 | The Mail On Sunday

) The Duchess of Cambridge may have boosted sales of fascinators, Jenny Packham dresses and anything from Zara, but she is not the only one who is having an impact on what we spend our money on.


The rise and rise of the nail bar! Salons are springing up faster than pound shops

2012/01/30 | The Mail On Sunday

) As a method for beating the downturn, it’s certainly nailed it. Nail salons are opening up faster than pound shops and convenience stores as increasing numbers of women treat themselves to a little luxury, according to retail analysts.